All City
All City is a band known for their 2016 single "1-800," a song that addresses depression and suicide with direct language. The track became their most...
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All City is a band known for their 2016 single "1-800," a song that addresses depression and suicide with direct language. The track became their most recognizable work, though it also drew some criticism for how it handled the subject matter. They followed it with the EP No More in 2017 and a full-length album called The Long Way Home in 2019.
The band includes Adam Harrington on vocals and guitar, Brennan West on guitar and vocals, Alex Calleros on bass, and Zac Barnett on drums. Their other songs include "Afta Hourz," "Daydreamin'," and "Ded Right." Their music tends toward introspective themes, often exploring personal struggles and emotional landscapes without much decorative production.
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