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Drumond
Drumond was a rock band with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Emily James on bass, and Alex Rivera on drums. Their song "HIGHWAY" came out in...
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Drumond was a rock band with Ethan Hayes on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Emily James on bass, and Alex Rivera on drums. Their song "HIGHWAY" came out in 2012 and got some attention for its emotional pull. They put out a few more albums after that, like "Ashes" in 2014 and "Echoes" in 2016.
There were some rough patches along the way, including talk about Hayes dealing with addiction and some plagiarism claims that didn't stick. They kept making music through it, with later records like "Neon Lights" in 2018 and "A New Day Is Dawning" in 2020. The band did some touring, but "HIGHWAY" stayed the track people remembered them for.
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