My Every Move
My Every Move formed in Nashville in 2012 with Ethan Knight on vocals and guitar, Jake Wilson on bass, and Emily Davis on drums. They put out their debut EP...
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My Every Move formed in Nashville in 2012 with Ethan Knight on vocals and guitar, Jake Wilson on bass, and Emily Davis on drums. They put out their debut EP 'Signals' in 2014, but it was the 2016 single 'Been There, Done That' that really got people's attention. That song, along with tracks like 'Now Or Never' and 'Wait Up,' gave them a straightforward alternative rock sound that connected.
In 2018, drummer Emily Davis left the band. They went through a few different drummers after that. There was also some noise around 2019 when another songwriter claimed 'Been There, Done That' sounded too much like their work, though the band denied it. They kept recording, and in 2021 released an album called 'The Fire Within.'
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