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Overtake
Overtake formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Carter on vocals and guitar, Alex Hardwick on bass, Mike Ramirez on drums, and Josh Williams on...
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Overtake formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s with Jake Carter on vocals and guitar, Alex Hardwick on bass, Mike Ramirez on drums, and Josh Williams on rhythm guitar. Their debut album 'Awakening' included the single 'Enough,' which connected with listeners. They followed with albums like 'Revolution' and 'Ascension.'
Their music often dealt with themes of social justice and personal strength. Songs like 'Inanimé' and 'Renaissance' showed their range beyond straightforward rock. The band developed a reputation for sticking to their own approach rather than chasing trends.
They faced some industry skepticism early on but kept working. Their lineup remained stable through those initial years in LA.
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