The Here And Now
The Here and Now came together in Los Angeles with Kaiya Misha on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Hayes on bass and synthesizer, and Maya Rivera on...
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The Here and Now came together in Los Angeles with Kaiya Misha on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Oliver Hayes on bass and synthesizer, and Maya Rivera on drums. Their debut album 'Completely Different People' arrived in 2018, followed by 'Echoes of the Past' in 2020 and 'The Other Side' in 2022.
Misha wrote songs that drew from personal experience, with James's guitar work shaping the arrangements. Their track 'The Radio Song' suggests they had some commercial reach, while 'Under The Influence' points toward themes that felt immediate to their listeners.
They faced some public attention around personal matters, but kept making music through it. The band's sound shifted across those three albums, from the debut's clearer melodies to the more experimental approach on their 2022 release.
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