Must
Must formed in London in 2003 with Paul Reynolds on vocals, Charlie Simpson on guitar, Ben Phillips on bass, and Ed Mitchell on drums. Their debut single 'Hey...
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Must formed in London in 2003 with Paul Reynolds on vocals, Charlie Simpson on guitar, Ben Phillips on bass, and Ed Mitchell on drums. Their debut single 'Hey Baby' came out in 2006 and became an international hit, defining their early sound with its catchy pop-rock energy. The band followed it with albums like 'Must' in 2006, 'Hysteria' in 2008, 'Anthems for the Broken' in 2010, and 'Evolution' in 2012.
Charlie Simpson left in 2009 to pursue solo work, and Danny Kent joined as guitarist while Luke Evans came in on keyboards. Their songs like 'Bubblegum Sleaze' and 'Heartbreaker' kept their pop-rock foundation but showed some electronic touches. They had a legal dispute over 'Hey Baby' that ended in a settlement.
By the time of 'Evolution,' Must had settled into a lineup with Reynolds, Phillips, Mitchell, Kent, and Evans. Tracks such as 'Freechild' and 'I'll Find What I've Been Seeking' reflected their continued output through the early 2010s.
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