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Stayover
Stayover formed in Los Angeles in 2015 when Ethan Peters and Olivia James met at an open mic night. They were joined by Lucas Baker on drums and Marcus Reed...
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Stayover formed in Los Angeles in 2015 when Ethan Peters and Olivia James met at an open mic night. They were joined by Lucas Baker on drums and Marcus Reed on bass. The band released their debut album 'Wanderlust' in 2017, which included the song 'I Found You'.
That first album drew some comparisons to artists like Bon Iver and Sufjan Stevens. Stayover followed it with 'Echoes of the Past' in 2019 and 'Songs from the Road' in 2021. Their catalog includes tracks like 'Misery' and 'What I Deserved'.
They've played local venues around Los Angeles. In 2018, there were some questions about similarities in one of their songs, but the details around that are thin.
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