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THEM PARENTS
THEM PARENTS formed in New York City in the late 2010s with four members: vocalist A.J. Suede, multi-instrumentalist Calid Abdu, bassist Doug Storm, and...
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THEM PARENTS formed in New York City in the late 2010s with four members: vocalist A.J. Suede, multi-instrumentalist Calid Abdu, bassist Doug Storm, and drummer Lily Thorne. They played open mics and small venues for a while, working through the usual early struggles of a new band.
In 2020, they released 'The No Money Song,' which caught on with listeners and became their most recognizable track. The song's straightforward lyrics about financial strain connected with people, though some critics found it too simple. THEM PARENTS kept playing through that mixed reception.
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