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Jammyl
Jammyl formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 2015. The band includes Juan Pablo "JP" Rubiano on vocals, Nicolás "Nico" Uribe on guitar, Daniel "Dani" Rojas on drums,...
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Jammyl formed in Bogotá, Colombia in 2015. The band includes Juan Pablo "JP" Rubiano on vocals, Nicolás "Nico" Uribe on guitar, Daniel "Dani" Rojas on drums, and Juan "Juancho" Aguirre on bass.
Their music pulls from pop, rock, and Latin rhythms. The single "Quebrando Protocolo" became an anthem for them, with its guitar riffs and melodies that caught attention.
Early on, they had trouble getting noticed in a crowded scene. They also pushed back against pressure from labels to change their sound, which caused some friction with the industry.
Their catalog includes several albums, though the existing history cuts off before listing them.
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