Akela
Akela formed in London around 2005, with vocalist and songwriter Elle Torossian at the center. The band's lineup included Daniel Jordan on guitar, Tom...
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Akela formed in London around 2005, with vocalist and songwriter Elle Torossian at the center. The band's lineup included Daniel Jordan on guitar, Tom Galloway on bass, and Liam Ó Maonlaí on drums. They put out four studio albums: 'The Quiet' in 2007, 'Moonbound' in 2010, 'Kingdom of Sleep' in 2015, and '100' in 2021.
Their 2021 album '100' gave them their most recognized song, which shares the album's title. The track's lyrics touch on isolation and mental health, written during the pandemic. Other songs in their catalog include 'A Falka Szelleme' and 'A Farkasok Dala'.
Torossian has spoken publicly about her own mental health experiences. The band changed drummers early on, moving from James Ross to Liam Ó Maonlaí. They've kept a steady presence, touring and releasing music that blends indie folk with electronic textures.
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