Sisare
Sisare formed in San Francisco in 2007 with Sarah Wilson on vocals, David Reed on guitar, Tony Campisi on bass, and Jake Rice on drums. Their song "Earth"...
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Sisare formed in San Francisco in 2007 with Sarah Wilson on vocals, David Reed on guitar, Tony Campisi on bass, and Jake Rice on drums. Their song "Earth" became something of an anthem for environmental awareness, though the band's music wasn't strictly protest songs. They worked with cellist Grace Kelly and percussionist Javier Morales at times, which gave their folk-rock sound some additional texture.
They released albums like "Earth Song: A Symphony for the Planet" in 2010, "Roots of the Tree" in 2013, and "One Planet, One People" in 2017. The music had a clear environmental focus, but it wasn't all straightforward messaging. Some of their songs like "Fragile" and "Oil Spill" addressed specific issues, which occasionally drew criticism for being too political alongside the praise.
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