leo.txt
The band LEO formed in Los Angeles with Levi Curnow on vocals and guitar, Emily Gray on bass, Ollie Thompson on drums, and Maya Jones on keyboards. They...
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The band LEO formed in Los Angeles with Levi Curnow on vocals and guitar, Emily Gray on bass, Ollie Thompson on drums, and Maya Jones on keyboards. They worked through early challenges with limited resources, developing their sound before releasing 'Cheerios 30G' in 2023.
'Cheerios 30G' became their breakout track, connecting with listeners through its melody and lyrics. The song's success led to more recordings, including 'Estático' and 'Perdido' among their other work.
After that initial attention, LEO continued making music, exploring different directions while maintaining their core lineup. They released additional material that built on what they'd started with those early songs.
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