Splendid
Splendid is a band that put out a song called "Blue" in 2015. That track seemed to connect with people, though the existing write-up about them feels a bit...
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Splendid is a band that put out a song called "Blue" in 2015. That track seemed to connect with people, though the existing write-up about them feels a bit overblown. They also have songs titled "Charge" and "You and Me."
Their catalog includes albums like "Celestial Horizons" from 2017 and "Electric Dreams" from 2019. The descriptions of these records mention themes of human nature and a mix of electronic beats with indie sounds, but those are the kind of phrases that tend to show up in promotional material.
What's here suggests they worked with a vocalist named Aria Winters, guitarist Ethan Hayes, bassist Liam James, and drummer Dante Morales.
They're described as blending indie rock and electronic influences, which is a common enough combination. The song "Blue" appears to be what most people know them for.
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