Sydney Forest
Sydney Forest formed in Brooklyn with Isaac Greenidge on vocals, Oliver Marks on guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Amelia Wilson on drums. In 2005, they...
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Sydney Forest formed in Brooklyn with Isaac Greenidge on vocals, Oliver Marks on guitar, Ethan James on bass, and Amelia Wilson on drums. In 2005, they released "High School Highway," a song that connected with listeners for its direct take on teenage life. The track's straightforward melody and driving rhythm gave it an immediate presence.
They followed with albums like 2006's "Suburban Tapestry" and 2008's "City Lights," which continued to explore themes of youth and transition. Other songs in their catalog include "Once In A Blue Moon" and "I'm Gonna Fly," maintaining a focus on personal reflection within an alternative rock framework.
Greenidge's lyrics sometimes drew attention for addressing topics like mental health, but the band generally kept working without much public drama. They built a modest following around songs that felt specific to certain experiences rather than aiming for broad anthems.
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