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StayLoose
StayLoose put out their first single "Sociopath" in 2018. The song got some attention for its direct approach to difficult subjects, and it set the tone for...
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StayLoose put out their first single "Sociopath" in 2018. The song got some attention for its direct approach to difficult subjects, and it set the tone for what they'd do next.
They followed with the album Wasteland in 2019, and then Catharsis in 2022. Their work often circles around personal struggles, and they've been open about that being part of their process. The track "Mean To Me" with ROZES is another example of that plain-spoken style.
Elijah Stone handles vocals and guitar, Zara Carter plays bass, and Oliver James is on drums. They've kept at it without much fuss, letting the songs speak for themselves.
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