Max Stalling
Max Stalling is a band that formed in the suburbs of New York City, with members Amelia Hayes on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Jake Richards on bass, and...
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Max Stalling is a band that formed in the suburbs of New York City, with members Amelia Hayes on vocals, Ethan Carter on guitar, Jake Richards on bass, and Emily Reed on drums. They spent time rehearsing in a garage before their music reached a wider audience.
In 2018, their single "Ain't Falling In Love (w/ You Tonight)" became a hit, leading to the release of their debut album "Falling Apart." The song's straightforward emotional delivery connected with listeners, helping establish the band's presence.
Their music includes tracks like "And It's True" and "From Dancing To A Waltz," which continue in a similar vein of direct songwriting. They followed up with a second album called "After the Fall."
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