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Stay Over
Stay Over is a Los Angeles quartet that put out their first single "Happy" in 2017. The song became their breakout track, an upbeat anthem written by lead...
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Stay Over is a Los Angeles quartet that put out their first single "Happy" in 2017. The song became their breakout track, an upbeat anthem written by lead vocalist Ethan Roberts. They followed it with an EP in 2018 and their debut album "Over the Moon" the next year.
In 2019, the band was involved in a copyright dispute regarding similarities between "Happy" and another artist's work, which they resolved amicably. They released a second album called "Ascension" in 2021. Their other notable song includes "IDKATL."
The band worked with producer Dave Cobb on "Happy," developing the track through experimentation with different sounds and arrangements. The group includes Ethan Roberts on vocals and rhythm guitar, Aiden James on lead guitar, Jake Carter on bass, and Liam Anderson on drums.
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