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Raspberry Pie
Raspberry Pie is a London-based group that put out their debut single "Nerdy Talk" in 2016. The song caught on with its relatable lyrics and a chorus that...
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Raspberry Pie is a London-based group that put out their debut single "Nerdy Talk" in 2016. The song caught on with its relatable lyrics and a chorus that stuck in your head, giving the band some early attention online.
Their lineup includes Ethan Sinclair on vocals, Amelia Rose on keyboards, and James Carter on drums. They followed up with tracks like "Geek Chic" and "Binary Love," keeping to a mix of pop and electronic sounds with some alternative rock edges.
Some listeners found their style and lyrics unconventional, which drew occasional criticism. But they kept releasing music through 2022 with albums like "Digital Dreams" and "Electric Soul."
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