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Waah
Waah formed in London in the early 2000s with vocalist Emma Anderson, guitarist Mark Thompson, bassist Paul White, and drummer Alex Green. They released their...
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Waah formed in London in the early 2000s with vocalist Emma Anderson, guitarist Mark Thompson, bassist Paul White, and drummer Alex Green. They released their debut album "Hidden Truths" in 2006, followed by "Edge of the World" in 2008 and "The Way We Are" in 2010.
Their song "Slow" became their most recognizable track, a soulful anthem that connected with listeners. The band's music often dealt with emotional themes, though their outspoken views on social and political issues sometimes drew criticism alongside praise.
In 2012, Waah performed at a charity concert that was disrupted, though the existing record doesn't specify what happened. Their discography shows a consistent output through the first decade of the 2000s before the available information trails off.
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