Dalynn
Dalynn is an all-female rock band from Los Angeles. Their debut album was called 'Burn the Witch,' and they've put out other records like 'The Revolution Will...
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Dalynn is an all-female rock band from Los Angeles. Their debut album was called 'Burn the Witch,' and they've put out other records like 'The Revolution Will Be Televised' and 'Bury the Hatchet.' The band has four members: Savannah Hudson sings and plays guitar, Lauren Denham plays bass, Amy Lang is on drums, and Emily Hampton handles keyboards.
They're probably best known for the song 'Sucks to Be Heather,' which got a lot of attention. It's a straightforward rock track that people connected with. They also have a song called 'Thrifted Youth.'
There's some talk about them facing skepticism in the music industry, but their music seems to speak for itself. They just make the records and play the shows.
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