Proof
Proof formed in Honolulu in the early 2000s with vocalist Kristina Rae, guitarist Jason Aalon Butler, and drummer Justin Yates. Their debut album 'Manifest...
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Proof formed in Honolulu in the early 2000s with vocalist Kristina Rae, guitarist Jason Aalon Butler, and drummer Justin Yates. Their debut album 'Manifest Destiny' came out in 2004, followed by '1979' in 2009. They put out several more records through the 2010s, including 'The Sun, the Moon & the Stars' in 2014 and 'Home' in 2018.
Their song 'Trapped' became particularly well-known, along with tracks like 'Forgive Me' and '72nd & Central.' In 2007, Butler was diagnosed with cancer, which paused the band's work for a time. They also had a legal dispute with their former label around 2012 that led to some tour cancellations.
Proof's music often dealt with emotional weight and resilience, shaped by those personal and professional challenges. They kept recording and releasing material through the years without much mainstream fanfare, maintaining a steady presence for listeners who connected with their sound.
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