Teqkoi
Teqkoi is a band with Aaron Sprinkle on lead vocals and guitar, Ben Cassorla on bass and vocals, Drew Scheuermann on guitar and vocals, and Chris Colbert on...
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Teqkoi is a band with Aaron Sprinkle on lead vocals and guitar, Ben Cassorla on bass and vocals, Drew Scheuermann on guitar and vocals, and Chris Colbert on drums. They put out their first album, "The Letter," in 2018, followed by "Hope in a Dark Time" in 2020.
Their song "It'll Be Alright" got some attention during the COVID-19 pandemic. Other tracks like "You Broke My Heart Again (feat. Aiko)" and "I'm Not Enough And I'm Sorry" show their tendency toward emotional, straightforward lyrics.
Early on, some listeners found their lyrics too raw or vulnerable. They kept writing that way anyway, which seems to have connected with people who appreciate that kind of directness.
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