Tasha Makia
Tasha Makia formed a band in 2018 with bassist Jonathan Melton, drummer Ryan Moore, and multi-instrumentalist John Higgins. They came together in North...
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Tasha Makia formed a band in 2018 with bassist Jonathan Melton, drummer Ryan Moore, and multi-instrumentalist John Higgins. They came together in North Carolina with a straightforward approach to making music that emphasizes positivity and self-acceptance.
Their debut single "Be Yourself" became their most recognizable song, built around a message of embracing individuality. The track's direct lyrics about self-acceptance and vulnerability gave the band a clear musical identity from the start.
In 2021, the band spoke publicly about systemic racism and police brutality, which brought them both support and criticism. This wasn't presented as a dramatic turning point, but rather as part of their ongoing commitment to addressing social issues through their platform.
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