Smackin Isaiah
Smackin Isaiah came up in the early 2000s with a sound that mixed alternative rock and soul. Their 2004 single '1957' got some attention, with its nostalgic...
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Smackin Isaiah came up in the early 2000s with a sound that mixed alternative rock and soul. Their 2004 single '1957' got some attention, with its nostalgic feel and big chorus. That song gave the title to their first album that same year.
They put out a few more records after that, including The Weight of the World in 2006 and The Sound of Our History in 2008. Other songs like 'Beautiful Girl Disease' and 'Beer And Loafing In New Bedford' show the range they were working with. The band's lineup stayed pretty steady, with Isaiah Washington on vocals and guitar, Micah Carter on drums, Elijah Jones on bass, and Jonah Marcus on guitar and vocals.
They released Rebirth in 2012 and The Phoenix Rises in 2015. Their music often dealt with heavier topics, which sometimes sparked conversations and drew criticism along with the praise. The songs had a directness to them that connected with people, even when the subject matter wasn't easy.
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