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David Machado
David Machado is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles who writes about the particular anxieties of growing up. His 2019 debut single "Youth Problems"...
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David Machado is a singer-songwriter from Los Angeles who writes about the particular anxieties of growing up. His 2019 debut single "Youth Problems" connected with listeners for its direct, unvarnished take on adolescence. He followed it with a series of EPs and albums, including 2020's "Young Hearts" and 2021's "The Weight of the World."
He performs with a band that includes drummer Josh Harper, bassist Danny Vega, and guitarist Jake Anderson. Some critics have found his work sentimental, but the songs continue to draw an audience for their plainspoken approach to familiar feelings.
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