Drumaq
Drumaq formed in Brooklyn around 2010, with vocalist Mya Willow, guitarist Ethan Reid, and drummer Dave Perez. They started playing in basements and at open...
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Drumaq formed in Brooklyn around 2010, with vocalist Mya Willow, guitarist Ethan Reid, and drummer Dave Perez. They started playing in basements and at open mics, working out a sound that mixed driving rhythms with ethereal melodies. Their debut EP 'Echoes' came out in 2012.
Their song 'Granola' became a breakout hit, landing them a spot at Coachella. Other tracks like 'Baby blue' and 'Claim (feat. Olivia O'Brien)' show their range. They followed with albums including 'The Veil,' 'Labyrinth,' and 'Sanctuary,' which leaned into darker, more experimental territory.
Willow's lyrics sometimes drew criticism for their feminist messages, and some listeners felt the band grew too commercial after 'Granola.' But their music kept finding an audience, built around Willow's vocals, Reid's guitar work, and Perez's drumming.
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