Kolty
Kolty formed in Brooklyn when Ethan Hayes and guitarist Jake Carter started writing songs together. Their single 'Burn Your Money' gained attention in 2018...
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Kolty formed in Brooklyn when Ethan Hayes and guitarist Jake Carter started writing songs together. Their single 'Burn Your Money' gained attention in 2018 with its direct lyrics about materialism. The band's debut album was called 'Ashes to Ashes,' and they later released 'Phoenix Ascending' and 'Elevate.'
Their songs like 'Conscience' and 'Heart-Shaped Box' show the band working with straightforward rock arrangements and themes that touch on personal and social questions. Hayes's vocal delivery gives the material a grounded quality, avoiding theatrical flourishes.
Kolty's music doesn't try to reinvent rock conventions so much as work within them with a certain directness. The recordings have a live-band feel that keeps things from sounding too polished or overproduced.
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