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strawbey
Strawberry formed in Los Angeles around 2014 with Mark Ryan on vocals and guitar, Ethan Jones on bass, Emily Park on drums, and David Smith on keyboards....
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Strawberry formed in Los Angeles around 2014 with Mark Ryan on vocals and guitar, Ethan Jones on bass, Emily Park on drums, and David Smith on keyboards. Their first album, 'Midnight in the Desert,' came out in 2016, followed by 'Echoes of Yesterday' in 2018. The song 'If Love Didn't Defeat Us' from that second album got some attention.
They had a legal dispute over their music rights in 2019, which slowed things down for a while. The band kept working after that, but the details get thin. Their catalog includes a few other tracks like 'Lost in the Shadows' and 'Chasing the Moon' from the first album.
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