Tait Band
The Tait Band formed in Seattle in 1999, started by brothers Jason and Michael Tait. Their 2002 album 'Alive' included the song 'Alibi,' which became their...
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The Tait Band formed in Seattle in 1999, started by brothers Jason and Michael Tait. Their 2002 album 'Alive' included the song 'Alibi,' which became their breakout single. They've worked in the contemporary Christian music space, with other tracks like 'American Tragedy' and 'Altars (Burn In Me)' appearing in their catalog.
Over time, the lineup has shifted. At different points, members have included David Carrier on guitar, Zach Robinson on bass, and Scott Davis on drums. Their albums include 'Lose Control' from 2000, 'The Process' from 2004, and a self-titled release in 2012.
They've been nominated for Grammys and have won Dove Awards. The band's sound pulls from pop and rock, with a focus on vocal harmonies.
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