Hearts and Spades
Hearts and Spades formed in 2016, a quartet of childhood friends from London. Their debut single "Breathe" came out in 2018 and caught attention with its...
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Hearts and Spades formed in 2016, a quartet of childhood friends from London. Their debut single "Breathe" came out in 2018 and caught attention with its atmospheric sound and introspective lyrics. The song became their early calling card, leading to their first album "Reverie" in 2020.
They followed with the EP "Echoes" in 2021 and another album called "Celestial" in 2023. Their catalog includes songs like "I'm Not There," "Pool Party Song," and "Ten Things I'm Not Without You." The band consists of Anya Rose on vocals, Ethan Taylor on guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Lily Davies on drums.
In 2019 they dealt with a legal dispute involving their former label, which created some uncertainty about their direction. They kept recording and releasing music through it, maintaining a steady presence without the dramatic career arc some profiles suggest.
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