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Rasster
Rasster is a band from Los Angeles whose song "SAD" became a breakout hit about heartbreak and vulnerability. The track resonated with listeners who connected...
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Rasster is a band from Los Angeles whose song "SAD" became a breakout hit about heartbreak and vulnerability. The track resonated with listeners who connected with its raw, emotive quality.
The group formed when musicians Javier Navarrete, Michael Campbell, and Alejandro Sanchez came together around creating music that felt personal. Navarrete handled vocals and guitar, Campbell played bass, and Sanchez was on drums.
In 2018, Rasster released their debut album "The Color of Sadness." They also put out "What Happened," a track featuring Tara Rautenbach.
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