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Dallerium
Dallerium formed in Los Angeles in 2018 with Mia Reed on vocals, Ethan Hayes on guitar, Max Jones on bass, and Jake Smith on drums. Their song 'Little Too...
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Dallerium formed in Los Angeles in 2018 with Mia Reed on vocals, Ethan Hayes on guitar, Max Jones on bass, and Jake Smith on drums. Their song 'Little Too Much' got radio play and became their breakout track.
They released their first album 'Midnight Lightning' in 2021, which included songs like 'Never Give Up' and 'Collide.' In 2023, they put out a second album called 'Phoenix' with tracks such as 'Break the Cycle' and 'Higher.'
In 2020, the band dealt with plagiarism accusations that they denied. They were eventually cleared of the claims.
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