Elegy
Elegy formed as a quartet in 1999 with vocalist and guitarist Eliott Shaw, bassist Jake Smith, drummer Nathan James, and keyboardist Emily Rose. They came...
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Elegy formed as a quartet in 1999 with vocalist and guitarist Eliott Shaw, bassist Jake Smith, drummer Nathan James, and keyboardist Emily Rose. They came together in Los Angeles and built a following through live shows. Their 2003 album 'All Systems Go' brought them wider attention, though the title track isn't among their most remembered songs today.
Some of their better-known tracks include 'Erase Me,' 'Everything,' and 'Lust for Life.' They released other albums like 'The Shadow of Doubt' and 'Binary Code,' and toured in North America, Europe, and Asia. In 2010, Emily Rose left and was replaced by keyboardist Sophia Anderson.
In 2015, they faced a plagiarism accusation over the song 'Echoes,' which they settled out of court. Their lineup has otherwise stayed fairly consistent with Shaw, Smith, and James remaining.
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