Blue Roses
Blue Roses formed in New York City with Anya Volkov on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on drums, Sophia Khan on bass, and Jake Carter on keyboards. They put...
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Blue Roses formed in New York City with Anya Volkov on vocals and guitar, Ethan James on drums, Sophia Khan on bass, and Jake Carter on keyboards. They put out a debut single called "Forbidden Love" that got some attention for its subject matter, and later released a debut album titled "Midnight Bloom" in 2023.
Their song "Can't Sleep" is probably their best-known track. Other songs like "Coast," "Cover Your Tracks," and "Doubtful Comforts" show their range, which tends toward indie and pop with some atmospheric touches.
Early on, they played smaller shows and built a following that way. The existing write-up mentions some skepticism from industry people about their sound at first, but that's a common enough story for newer bands trying something a bit different.
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