Boyce Avenue

Boyce Avenue started in Sarasota, Florida in 2004 as three brothers, Alejandro, Fabian, and Daniel Manzano. They built an audience by posting acoustic covers on YouTube, where their harmonies and straightforward arrangements caught on. Their version of 'We Can't Stop' with Bea Miller became one of their most-viewed tracks, and they've also done popular takes on songs like 'Despacito' and 'Photograph'.

In 2009 they put out their first studio album, 'All You're Meant to Be,' which leaned into their own songwriting. They've followed it with records like 'New Acoustic' and 'Cover Your Tracks,' keeping to a pop-rock sound built around acoustic guitars and layered vocals. The brothers handle most of the instrumentation themselves, with Alejandro on lead vocals and guitar, Fabian on guitar and piano, and Daniel on drums.

While they've faced some minor controversies, like a plagiarism claim over lyrics in 2018 that they said came from a family poem, they've mostly kept making music in the same vein. Their catalog includes both originals and covers, with songs like 'Find Me' and 'Heaven' showing their hand at writing melodic, personal material.