Joseph Tilley
Joseph Tilley is a musical ensemble that includes Joseph Tilley on lead vocals and songwriting, Annabel Lee on keyboards and vocals, Ethan James on guitar,...
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Joseph Tilley is a musical ensemble that includes Joseph Tilley on lead vocals and songwriting, Annabel Lee on keyboards and vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Hayes on bass, and William Carter on drums. They released their breakout single "Love Me Too" in 2015, which helped bring them wider attention. Another track, "I Want U," appears among their top songs.
In 2018, the band dealt with a legal dispute over the rights to "Love Me Too," which was settled out of court. Joseph Tilley, the frontman, has spoken publicly about his experiences with depression and anxiety. Their lyrics sometimes touch on social issues like inequality and prejudice, which has drawn both support and criticism from listeners.
They put out an album called "Aftermath" in 2017, which included a track titled "Ashes to Ashes." In 2020, they returned with "Reborn" after taking a brief break from recording and performing.
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