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John Puzzle
John Puzzle formed in Los Angeles in 2007, originally with John Smith on vocals, Jake Wilson on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Chris Evans on drums. Their...
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John Puzzle formed in Los Angeles in 2007, originally with John Smith on vocals, Jake Wilson on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Chris Evans on drums. Their debut single "I Miss You (feat. Llp & Chriss-t)" found an audience with its melancholic melody and featured vocals from Llp and Chriss-t.
They released albums like "Fragile" in 2008, "Echoes" in 2011, "Departure" in 2014, "Infinite" in 2017, and "Eternity" in 2021. The lineup changed over time, with Emily Carter leaving in 2012 and Chris Evans departing in 2014.
John Puzzle's current members include John Smith, Jake Wilson, Sarah Jones on bass, and Dave Miller on drums.
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