L'Rain
L'Rain formed in 2011 around singer-songwriter Taja Cheek, with bassist David Moore, drummer Dezron Douglas, and keyboardist K. Raydio. They put out their...
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L'Rain formed in 2011 around singer-songwriter Taja Cheek, with bassist David Moore, drummer Dezron Douglas, and keyboardist K. Raydio. They put out their first album, 'Self Titled,' in 2017, followed by 'Fatigue' in 2019 and 'Covers' in 2021. The 'Covers' album included their takes on songs by David Bowie and The Cure.
Their music pulls from R&B, soul, jazz, and indie rock, with Cheek's vocals often described as ethereal. Songs like 'Blame Me' and 'Find It' show their range, moving between raw emotion and more intricate arrangements. The lyrics tend to be introspective, dealing with personal themes.
Cheek has spoken about her experiences with depression and anxiety, which have shaped the band's direction. They've also faced some criticism for not following industry norms, though the specifics aren't detailed in most accounts. Their work feels more like a series of personal statements than a push for mainstream acceptance.
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