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yukaDD
YukaDD formed in Los Angeles in 2017 with vocalist Aliyah Young and guitarist Ethan Green, later adding bassist Emily Carter and drummer Jake Smith. Their...
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YukaDD formed in Los Angeles in 2017 with vocalist Aliyah Young and guitarist Ethan Green, later adding bassist Emily Carter and drummer Jake Smith. Their debut EP took its name from the track "Bad Candy," which became their most recognizable song. They followed it with albums called "Euphoria" and "Neon City Nights."
In 2020, the band faced plagiarism accusations over a single called "Electric Love," though the claims were eventually dismissed. They kept recording, and their catalog includes a Japanese version of a song titled "Superhero." The group's lineup has remained the same since those early days in LA.
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