Jolie & The Wanted
Jolie & The Wanted formed in New York City, with Jolie Rogers on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Liam Davis on bass, and Oliver James on drums. They worked...
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Jolie & The Wanted formed in New York City, with Jolie Rogers on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Liam Davis on bass, and Oliver James on drums. They worked out their sound through rehearsals and live shows before releasing their debut album 'Unbound.'
Their song 'I Would' became a notable track for them, with its lyrics and melody connecting with listeners. They followed with albums like 'Electric Soul' and 'Heartstrings,' which showed some development in their writing.
The band faced some criticism for not fitting neatly into genre categories, but they kept making music. Their catalog documents a group that found an audience while working through the ordinary pressures of being a band.
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