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Yeyey
Yeyey formed in Los Angeles with Valentina "Vale" Serna on vocals, Alicia "Ali" Reyes on guitar, Bianca "Bee" Rodriguez on bass, and Connor "CJ" Johnson on...
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Yeyey formed in Los Angeles with Valentina "Vale" Serna on vocals, Alicia "Ali" Reyes on guitar, Bianca "Bee" Rodriguez on bass, and Connor "CJ" Johnson on drums. They played a mix of alternative rock, punk, and grunge with Serna's vocals and Reyes's guitarwork as central elements.
Early on, they faced skepticism from labels and venues while working odd jobs to support themselves. Serna's outspoken nature and the band's politically charged lyrics sometimes drew criticism, but they kept playing their own way.
They gradually built a following through persistence, though the details of their breakthrough aren't specified here.
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