Martha Rose
Martha Rose formed in Los Angeles around 2015 with Casey McPherson on vocals and guitar, Ethan Anderson on bass, and Jake Dreyer on drums. Their music pulled...
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Martha Rose formed in Los Angeles around 2015 with Casey McPherson on vocals and guitar, Ethan Anderson on bass, and Jake Dreyer on drums. Their music pulled from indie rock and folk, with McPherson's voice giving it a direct, personal quality.
Their first single 'Can't Not Say' got some attention on streaming services, enough that people started talking about them as a new band worth watching. The song had a straightforward melody and lyrics that felt immediate, which seemed to connect.
In 2018, there was some noise about their song 'Euphoria' sounding similar to another track, which brought up plagiarism questions. The band members have also mentioned dealing with anxiety and depression at times, things that came up in interviews.
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