Mammaluna
Mammaluna formed in London around 2010 with Sam Jones on vocals, Ben Sutton handling production and instrumentation, and James Bryan on drums. Their early...
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Mammaluna formed in London around 2010 with Sam Jones on vocals, Ben Sutton handling production and instrumentation, and James Bryan on drums. Their early work leaned into melodic electronica with atmospheric textures, and the single 'I Believe' from 2011 became their most recognizable track.
They released several albums over the following years, including 'The Sound of My Heart' in 2012 and 'Aurora' in 2015, which showed them experimenting with trip-hop and ambient elements. In 2014, they faced accusations of plagiarizing 'I Believe,' eventually acknowledging they had used an uncredited sample from another artist.
By 2018's 'Phoenix,' they had returned to a sound closer to their earlier work. They've occasionally worked with other artists like Bonobo and Max Cooper, but their catalog remains anchored by that hazy, vocal-driven electronic style they established early on.
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