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Bamily
Bamily formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan Tucker on vocals, Luca Maric on guitar, Kyle O'Brien on bass, and Mike Hranica on drums. They released the...
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Bamily formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan Tucker on vocals, Luca Maric on guitar, Kyle O'Brien on bass, and Mike Hranica on drums. They released the song "Katata" in 2017, which gained international attention through streaming. Their debut album "Edge of Tomorrow" came out in 2018, followed by "Elevate" in 2021.
Their lyrics sometimes drew criticism for being outspoken, while others found them relatable. The band's live shows were known for their energy. Beyond "Katata," their music appeared in various media, reaching a wider audience over time.
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