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Illust
Illust formed in 2012 when vocalist Daniel May and guitarist Ethan Isaac met while attending college in London. They started playing small venues around the...
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Illust formed in 2012 when vocalist Daniel May and guitarist Ethan Isaac met while attending college in London. They started playing small venues around the city, working on songs that would eventually include "Stay With Me."
That song came out in 2016 and became their most recognizable track. Its straightforward arrangement and direct lyrics connected with listeners in a way their earlier material hadn't.
After "Stay With Me" gained attention, some critics raised questions about similarities to another artist's work. The band denied any wrongdoing, and they continued performing and recording.
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