Toree
Toree formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with vocalist Samira Winter, guitarist Antoine Katz, and bassist James Fernandez. Their sound pulls from indie rock...
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Toree formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with vocalist Samira Winter, guitarist Antoine Katz, and bassist James Fernandez. Their sound pulls from indie rock and dream pop, with Winter's lyrics often dealing in vulnerability and emotional honesty. They put out an EP called 'Halfway to Heaven' in 2013, and their debut album 'Rumors' followed in 2016.
That album included 'No No,' which became their breakout track. The song's direct take on heartache connected with listeners and helped push the band to wider attention. Other songs from that period like 'Russian Doll' and 'Silence' carried a similar atmospheric weight, built around Winter's voice and Katz's production.
In 2018, Toree faced some public scrutiny over allegations of plagiarism involving one of their songs. The details were never fully litigated in public, but it marked a point where the band's relatively quiet rise met a more complicated reality.
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