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Ybu
Ybu came up through the underground scene and got attention with their 2018 EP 'Ruckus.' The song 'Ruckus' itself has a raw, energetic sound that pulls from...
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Ybu came up through the underground scene and got attention with their 2018 EP 'Ruckus.' The song 'Ruckus' itself has a raw, energetic sound that pulls from punk, rock, and hip-hop. The band is Vania Conde on vocals, Ruben Avitia on guitar, Diego Benitez on bass, and Santiago Reyes on drums.
They followed up with the full-length album 'Unleash the Ruckus' in 2020 and the EP 'Reckless Abandon' in 2022. Their lyrics tend to focus on social issues and personal struggles, delivered with a direct, sometimes confrontational style that has drawn both fans and critics. The music stays loud and driven, built around Avitia's guitar work and Reyes's drumming.
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