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Mr. Ooja
Mr. Ooja is a band that formed in 2010. Their song 'Cry Day' came out in 2015 and became their most recognizable track. They released an album with the same...
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Mr. Ooja is a band that formed in 2010. Their song 'Cry Day' came out in 2015 and became their most recognizable track. They released an album with the same name the following year.
Their music draws from indie rock, soul, and electronica. Later albums include 'Nighthawk' from 2018 and 'Bloom' from 2021. The band's core members have been vocalist and guitarist Elijah Rose, bassist and keyboardist Ethan Carter, and drummer James Bell.
In 2019, lead singer Elijah Rose faced domestic violence accusations from an ex-partner, which he denied. Rose has also spoken publicly about dealing with addiction and mental health issues.
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