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Emotionull
Emotionull is a band built around Aya Muir's vocals and lyrics. Their song 'Dumb And Numb' came out in 2019 and connected with listeners who responded to its...
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Emotionull is a band built around Aya Muir's vocals and lyrics. Their song 'Dumb And Numb' came out in 2019 and connected with listeners who responded to its direct approach to emotional themes. The group includes Eliot Wren on guitar, Liam Frost on bass, and Ethan Stone on drums.
They followed that single with other tracks like 'Fragile' in 2020 and 'Silent Screams' in 2022, staying within a similar vein of personal, confessional writing. The music pairs Muir's voice with Wren's guitar work over a rhythm section from Frost and Stone.
Some of Muir's lyrics about mental health drew criticism from listeners who found them too blunt or uncomfortable. The band kept writing in that style anyway, focusing on subjects like fragility and internal struggle without softening the language.
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