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Morillo
Morillo came together in San Francisco around the early 2010s, a group of musicians who shared an interest in the maker movement. Their debut album 'Makers...
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Morillo came together in San Francisco around the early 2010s, a group of musicians who shared an interest in the maker movement. Their debut album 'Makers Anthem' arrived in 2012, with songs that spoke to DIY culture and hands-on creation.
They were led by Allan Morillo on vocals, with Sarah Jenkins on keyboards, David Carter on guitar, Emily Jones on bass, and Peter Rodriguez on drums. The band sometimes drew attention for their views on social and environmental issues, which found its way into their music alongside themes of technology and craft.
After 'Makers Anthem', they put out 'The Open Source Revolution' in 2014 and 'The Future is Handmade' in 2016. Their sound mixed anthemic rock with ideas about innovation and community, staying close to the scene that first inspired them.
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