Munn
Munn was a band built around Nick Munn's raw vocals and songwriting, with Tom Gray on guitar, Ben Carter on bass, and James Morris on drums. Their debut...
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Munn was a band built around Nick Munn's raw vocals and songwriting, with Tom Gray on guitar, Ben Carter on bass, and James Morris on drums. Their debut single 'I Lost Myself' from 2015 became a hit, a sparse ballad that set a tone for their work. They followed it with the album 'The Shadow Side' in 2016 and later releases like 'Lost in the Woods' in 2018 and 'Echoes' in 2020.
Their songs often leaned into introspective territory, with tracks like 'Can You Hear Me?' and 'Loved Us More' continuing that mood. The band's path included some public challenges related to Nick Munn's personal struggles, which led to canceled shows and a hiatus.
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