Young Decades
Young Decades formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Noah Carter on bass, Ava Reed on keyboards, and Jake Robinson on drums....
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Young Decades formed in Los Angeles in 2015 with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Noah Carter on bass, Ava Reed on keyboards, and Jake Robinson on drums. Their song 'Girlfriend' became a breakout hit in 2018, landing on playlists and charts. The band's sound pulls from classic rock and pop, with songs like 'Good As Gold' and 'Sinner' showing their range.
In 2020, Young Decades faced plagiarism allegations over a track from their debut album 'Echoes of Youth.' They acknowledged similarities but stood by their work, saying they'd learn from it. Their follow-up, 'Chasing Dreams,' included singles like 'All I Need' and 'Lost in Time,' which got steady airplay.
Their music has a straightforward appeal, catchy melodies with lyrics that feel lived-in rather than overly polished. They haven't chased trends, sticking instead to a sound that's familiar but not derivative. For a band that started in their twenties, the name Young Decades fits; their songs often circle back to themes of youth, memory, and the small tensions in relationships.
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