Mystie
Mystie formed in Seattle around 2005 when Sarah Malia met guitarist Ryan Carter. They released a debut EP called 'Ethereal' in 2009, followed by the album...
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Mystie formed in Seattle around 2005 when Sarah Malia met guitarist Ryan Carter. They released a debut EP called 'Ethereal' in 2009, followed by the album 'Whispers of the Wind' in 2012. That album included 'On The Radio,' which became their most recognizable song.
The band's lineup included Malia on vocals and keyboards, Carter on guitar, and Adam Johnson on drums. Their music had an atmospheric quality, with Malia's vocals and lyrics at the center of it. 'Sorry I Came Back' was another track people knew.
They worked in the alternative music space during the late 2000s and early 2010s, with 'On The Radio' getting attention on radio and in broader listening. The details about their creative process suggest they collaborated on arrangements, with Carter's guitar work and Johnson's drumming supporting Malia's vocal approach.
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