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Lost Near Blue
Lost Near Blue formed in 2015 with Julian Carter on vocals, Emily Rodriguez on guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, and Jake Miller on drums. They're a melodic rock...
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Lost Near Blue formed in 2015 with Julian Carter on vocals, Emily Rodriguez on guitar, Ethan Hayes on bass, and Jake Miller on drums. They're a melodic rock band from Los Angeles.
Their debut single "6 Out of 10" came out in 2017 and got some attention for its direct lyrics about a failing relationship. Some listeners found it too explicit, while others appreciated its straightforward take on heartbreak.
They released their first album "Lost in Translation" in 2018, followed by "Echoes of the Past" and "Broken Mirrors." Their later work incorporated some electronic and experimental rock elements.
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