Folly
Folly was a band that started with friends who shared a passion for music. Their lineup included Ethan James on vocals, Lucas Avery on guitar and songwriting,...
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Folly was a band that started with friends who shared a passion for music. Their lineup included Ethan James on vocals, Lucas Avery on guitar and songwriting, Oliver Carter on bass, and Jacob Price on drums. They built their sound from the ground up, self-releasing early recordings and touring the underground circuit to develop a following.
Their song 'We Still Believe...' became something of an anthem for them, connecting with listeners who appreciated its straightforward message about perseverance. Other tracks like 'All The King's Horses' and 'Bonfire Of The Manatees' showed their range within their established style.
They faced some criticism early on for being too raw or experimental for certain tastes, and record labels were initially hesitant about their sound. But they kept working on their own terms, gradually finding their audience through consistent touring and releases.
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