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Promatic
Promatic formed in the late 1990s around frontman Samuel Richards, with guitarist Ethan Carter, bassist Marcus Jones, and drummer Emily Lawson. They released...
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Promatic formed in the late 1990s around frontman Samuel Richards, with guitarist Ethan Carter, bassist Marcus Jones, and drummer Emily Lawson. They released albums like 'Unleashed' in 2000 and 'Defiance' in 2003, which included the track 'Do What I Wanna Do.'
Their live shows and lyrics sometimes drew criticism, with some accusing them of promoting rebellion. A song called 'Dirty Little Secret' led to accusations of misogyny, though Richards denied that intent.
They put out another album called 'Revolution' in 2006. Other songs in their catalog include 'Ecstasy,' 'Everyday,' 'Life,' and 'Serious.'
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