Say Yes
Say Yes formed in Los Angeles in the late 2000s with Luke Jenner on vocals, Robert Morales on guitar, Ian Scott on bass, and Joshua Curry on drums. They...
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Say Yes formed in Los Angeles in the late 2000s with Luke Jenner on vocals, Robert Morales on guitar, Ian Scott on bass, and Joshua Curry on drums. They started with independent releases and steady touring, playing a mix of grunge, punk, and experimental rock. Their 2009 single 'Get Out' broke through nationally, its raw energy connecting with listeners who recognized the frustration in its lyrics.
After 'Get Out,' they kept releasing albums like 'Sick of It' in 2011 and 'The Real' in 2013. Their sound gradually incorporated psychedelic and electronic touches, though they stayed rooted in guitar-driven rock. Jenner's vocals remained passionate and direct, while Morales' guitar work added texture and edge to songs like 'Mercedes Benz.'
They developed a reputation for direct lyrics that didn't shy away from social or political themes, which sometimes drew criticism alongside praise. The band continued touring and recording through the 2010s, putting out 'Closer' in 2015 without smoothing out their rougher edges.
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