Tucho
Tucho is an indie-folk band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2011 around singer-songwriter Isaac Tamblyn and guitarist Alex North. They later added bassist...
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Tucho is an indie-folk band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2011 around singer-songwriter Isaac Tamblyn and guitarist Alex North. They later added bassist Jamie Stillway, drummer Jake Carman, and keyboardist Johnathan Rice. Their debut album 'Grandfather' came out in 2015, followed by 'Our Lady of the Forest' in 2017 and 'The Sun and the Shade' in 2020.
The band's sound has folk and ambient elements, with Tamblyn's lyrics often dealing with love and loss. Their song 'Ask Yourself' from the first album got some attention as a sleeper hit. Other tracks like 'Hide 'N' Seek' and 'Lembrança' show their range within a generally introspective style.
In 2018, Tucho faced allegations of sexual misconduct involving a former member. They issued a statement condemning such behavior and said they wanted to maintain a safe environment.
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