My Arcadia
My Arcadia formed in Los Angeles around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Graham Coxon and drummer David Feck. Their debut album 'The Roots of Coincidence'...
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My Arcadia formed in Los Angeles around vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Graham Coxon and drummer David Feck. Their debut album 'The Roots of Coincidence' came out in 2005, followed by records like 'We Miss You,' 'Messy Art,' and 'For the Sake of the Song.'
Their songs like 'Easy To Sleep' and 'Lulea (City by the Sea)' have a quiet, layered quality with Coxon's vocals floating over guitars, keyboards, and violin. The current lineup includes Nick Harmer on bass, Dean Garcia on violin and keyboards, and Paul Cook on piano alongside Coxon and Feck.
They've worked through some lineup changes and a hiatus at one point, but kept making music that feels both careful and spacious. It's the kind of sound that doesn't shout, but settles in.
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