The Aloha Steamtrain
The Aloha Steamtrain formed in Encinitas, California, with Brandon Davis on vocals and guitar. Their debut single '80 Degrees' came out in 2015 and caught...
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The Aloha Steamtrain formed in Encinitas, California, with Brandon Davis on vocals and guitar. Their debut single '80 Degrees' came out in 2015 and caught some attention with its summer-day feel. The band put out a few more releases over the next few years, including an album called The Comfort In in 2017 and an acoustic collection the following year.
They had a full lineup with David Thomas on guitar, Brad Williams on bass, Tyler Johnson on drums, and Emily Armstrong on keyboards and vocals. Their music video for '80 Degrees' stirred up some discussion about cultural appropriation at the time, which led to some public scrutiny. The group went through some internal changes and took a break for a while.
When they came back, they'd shifted their sound a bit, bringing in some alternative rock and folk touches. Their 2021 release Stay Young showed they were still writing and recording. They never became huge names, but they built a modest following with their pop-punk energy and Davis's vocal delivery.
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