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Mid November
Mid November formed in 2005 when Bryan Murphy and Chris Haugh met at an open mic night in New York City. They were later joined by Michael Cohen on bass and...
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Mid November formed in 2005 when Bryan Murphy and Chris Haugh met at an open mic night in New York City. They were later joined by Michael Cohen on bass and Jake Hirschfield on drums. The band released their debut album 'Awake' in 2010, followed by 'Seconds' in 2013 and 'Call It What You Will' in 2017.
Their songs like 'Every Day' and 'Cada Día' show the band working with indie rock and folk textures, often with introspective lyrics. In 2016, they dealt with an issue involving unauthorized use of their music in a commercial, which brought them some additional attention.
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