The Rescues
The Rescues formed in Los Angeles in 2000 as a quartet with Malachi and Shannon McPherson on vocals, Eden Rice on guitar, and Jason Leigh on percussion. Their...
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The Rescues formed in Los Angeles in 2000 as a quartet with Malachi and Shannon McPherson on vocals, Eden Rice on guitar, and Jason Leigh on percussion. Their breakout single "My Heart with You" reached the top of the charts, introducing their sound built around vocal harmonies. They released albums like their self-titled debut, "Before We Go," and "Into Your Arms," which mixed pop, rock, and folk elements.
In 2007, Malachi McPherson was diagnosed with leukemia, which paused the band's activities while he underwent treatment. He recovered with support from the group and their audience. Later, around 2010, their label EMI filed for bankruptcy, creating financial uncertainty for them. Songs like "Break Me Out" and "Hold On" reflect the kind of earnest, melodic writing they became known for.
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