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Deyji
Deyji formed in London around 2012, with Jake Bugg on vocals and guitar, Joe Keogh on bass, and Matt Moore on drums. They put out three albums: 'The Day We...
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Deyji formed in London around 2012, with Jake Bugg on vocals and guitar, Joe Keogh on bass, and Matt Moore on drums. They put out three albums: 'The Day We Got Lost' in 2014, 'I'll Show You' in 2016, and 'Tomorrow' in 2019. Their song 'I'll Show You' got some attention.
Their music leaned toward indie rock with folk touches, and they faced some early criticism for being too dark. At one point, Bugg made a comment during a live show that was taken as homophobic, and the band apologized for it afterward.
They kept touring and playing shows. The details about their impact or current status aren't really clear from what's here.
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