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Evan Ross
Evan Ross writes songs about loneliness and relationships, with 'How To Live Alone' becoming something of an anthem for that feeling. His debut album 'Audrey'...
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Evan Ross writes songs about loneliness and relationships, with 'How To Live Alone' becoming something of an anthem for that feeling. His debut album 'Audrey' came out in 2014, followed by '143' in 2017 and 'Phoenix II' in 2020.
He performs with a live band that has included Andre Harris on drums, Brandon Ouimette on bass, Charles David Shadle on guitar, and Jason Santiago on keys. Another song of his is called 'Yes Me'.
There's mention of a family background in entertainment and some early personal challenges, but mostly his music deals with straightforward themes of solitude and connection.
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