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Elephant Morning Call
Elephant Morning Call formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jason Lytle on vocals and guitar, Pete Adams on guitar, Dave Depper on bass, and Dan...
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Elephant Morning Call formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jason Lytle on vocals and guitar, Pete Adams on guitar, Dave Depper on bass, and Dan Graham on drums. They released their debut album 'Feels Like Summer' in 2005.
That album's lead single 'Taxi' became their breakthrough track, connecting with listeners through its memorable chorus and reflective lyrics. The song helped establish them with a wider audience.
Their sound mixed indie rock with folk and pop elements, built around Lytle's personal songwriting and the band's layered vocal harmonies. They went on to release several more albums including 'Sonic Lifestyle' in 2007, 'Turning Blue' in 2012, and 'Under The Sun' in 2018.
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