Cereus Bright
Cereus Bright formed when singer-songwriter Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Reed, bassist Max Green, and drummer Jake Willow met in a music studio. Their debut...
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Cereus Bright formed when singer-songwriter Anya Celeste, guitarist Ethan Reed, bassist Max Green, and drummer Jake Willow met in a music studio. Their debut single 'Stella' got them some early attention, and they named the band after a desert flower that blooms at night.
Their first album was called 'Ethereal Echoes,' and they followed it with 'Bloom in the Dark' and 'Luminary.' Some of their songs like 'Wasted Time' and 'Long Line Of Pain' show their tendency to write about personal and sometimes difficult subjects, which occasionally stirred up reactions from listeners.
Anya Celeste handles most of the vocals and lyrics, with Ethan Reed on guitar, Max Green on bass, and Jake Willow on drums. They've kept a fairly steady lineup since starting out, working mostly in indie rock with touches of folk and ambient sounds.
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