Fight The Sun
Fight the Sun formed around the friendship between vocalist Raina Grace and guitarist Jake Blair. Their song 'Mistakes' became something of an anthem for...
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Fight the Sun formed around the friendship between vocalist Raina Grace and guitarist Jake Blair. Their song 'Mistakes' became something of an anthem for them, giving listeners a straightforward alternative rock track that connected without much fuss.
They released a debut album also called 'Mistakes,' which included that song along with 'Weightless.' Later records like 'Ashes' and 'The Reckoning' followed, with Ethan Hayes on bass and Marcus Jones on drums rounding out the lineup.
Some controversies came up along the way, though the specifics in the existing history feel a bit dramatic and promotional. What's clearer is that they kept making music through it, with Grace's vocals and Blair's guitar work at the center of their sound.
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