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Jekyll

Jekyll is a band known for the song "Bring On The Men," which came out in 2004. The track stirred up some conversation with its lyrics that played with...

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Jekyll is a band known for the song "Bring On The Men," which came out in 2004. The track stirred up some conversation with its lyrics that played with traditional gender roles and power dynamics. It became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its perspective.

Other songs in their catalog include "This Is The Moment," "A New Life," "Alive," and "Confrontation." The existing information mentions a lineup with frontwoman Anya Petrova, guitarist Ethan Crane, bassist Mia Sinclair, and drummer Jake Masters, though details about their work together are sparse.

There's not much else solid to go on. The band seems to have made their mark primarily with that one provocative single and a handful of other tracks.

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