Myra
Myra was a band built around Maya Elise's lead vocals and songwriting, with Rowan Beckett on guitar, Theo Hayes on bass, and Jasper Reed on drums. They...
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Myra was a band built around Maya Elise's lead vocals and songwriting, with Rowan Beckett on guitar, Theo Hayes on bass, and Jasper Reed on drums. They released their first album in 2008, which included the song 'Miracles Happen.'
Their music often dealt with personal themes, and Maya was open about her experiences with depression. The band took a break in 2013 but came back together to record again in 2015. Other songs in their catalog include '25 Hours A Day' and 'Bye-bye My Love.'
They had a sound that leaned toward the atmospheric, with layered harmonies and detailed guitar work. The group's recordings show a shift over time, from the directness of their early material to more textured arrangements on later albums.
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