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E-play
E-play formed in London in 1997 with Mark Oliver on vocals and guitar, Danny Carter on bass, Sam Cooper on drums, and James Harrison on keyboards. Their debut...
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E-play formed in London in 1997 with Mark Oliver on vocals and guitar, Danny Carter on bass, Sam Cooper on drums, and James Harrison on keyboards. Their debut album 'The Art of Deception' came out the following year, mixing rock and pop with a raw energy that got them some early attention.
In 2001, their second album 'Anthems of Defiance' included the single 'Better than you,' which became their biggest hit. The song's catchy hook and defiant tone connected with listeners and pushed the band into wider recognition.
After that peak, the group went through lineup changes and took a break around 2005. They came back in 2012 with Mark Oliver as the only original member left, releasing the album 'Unbroken' that year. That record had a more personal sound compared to their earlier work.
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