Kyd The Band
Kyd The Band came together in San Diego, California. Their 2021 single "Easy (feat. Elley Duhé)" got them some attention, mixing alternative and pop in a way...
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Kyd The Band came together in San Diego, California. Their 2021 single "Easy (feat. Elley Duhé)" got them some attention, mixing alternative and pop in a way that felt direct and unadorned. They put out an EP called Bandana in 2017 and a full-length album, Fin, in 2019.
Trevor Terndrup sings and plays guitar, Kurt Anderson is on drums, and Madison Laws plays bass. Their songs like "American Dreamer" and "Feel Something" tend to work through personal stuff, relationships, uncertainty, the usual interior stuff. The writing is plainspoken, without much ornament.
They've had the normal grind of touring and making records, which isn't always easy to balance with everything else. Some people have found their lyrics a bit blunt or too frank at times. They're still putting out music, songs like "Glory" and "Ice Cream" showing up in their setlists.
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