AL-D
AL-D is a London electro-pop quartet that formed around Aluna Francis on vocals and George Reid handling production. Their debut single "Gorillas" came out in...
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AL-D is a London electro-pop quartet that formed around Aluna Francis on vocals and George Reid handling production. Their debut single "Gorillas" came out in 2013, followed by albums like Body Music and Future. The band's sound leans on electronic arrangements with Francis's vocals up front, heard on tracks like "Brother Brother" and "Get Your Paper."
They've released several albums including Dolls & Hearts in 2014 and Mind Games in 2020. Their music pulls from pop and R&B, with songs like "Grippin' Grain" and "Hurtin' Inside" showing their blend of electronic textures and melodic hooks. The lineup includes Jack Ratcliff on bass and Matt Terry on drums.
Their recordings have a layered, rhythmic quality that's stayed consistent across their releases.
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