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Memarie
Memarie formed when Emily Rose started writing songs on her own after another band ended. She brought in guitarist Ryan DeShon and drummer Ethan James to work...
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Memarie formed when Emily Rose started writing songs on her own after another band ended. She brought in guitarist Ryan DeShon and drummer Ethan James to work on the material. Their first EP came out in 2016 with the track 'Cry Like Memphis,' which got some attention for its direct emotional weight.
They put out albums in 2018 and 2020, then returned to EP format in 2022. The writing tends to lean into personal territory, with songs like 'Leave Me Alone' keeping things sparse and vocal-forward. The three-piece setup gives the recordings a live, roomy feel that suits the material.
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