Multi-platinum alt-pop trio Echosmith—siblings Sydney (vocals, keys), Noah (bass, vocals,production), and Graham Sierota (drums)—share vulnerable and vibrant alternative popanthems that immediately brighten the heart. As seasoned musicians with a decade of discography, they’ve achieved over 1 billion streams,international success, a ubiquitous hit song with “Cool Kids,” widespread critical acclaim, andperformed countless sold-out shows. After starting their careers so young and absorbing theinfluences and pressures of the industry, the band began to tap into their innermost artisticvision and ask themselves what kind of music they truly wanted to make. By leaning deeply intothe inherent risk of challenging expectations that were set for them andboldly engaging theprofound uncertainty of undergoing a self-imposed artistic evolution, they took full creativecontrol of their career with a newfound freedom and independence. Beginning with songwritingand producing solo (a first for the band), theyfound a form of therapy and a sense of enjoymentas they saw what organically transpired. The result is a left-of-center pop kaleidoscope ofcinematic alternative soundscapes, breezy pop hooks, resonant stories, and crystalline synthsthat embody the original indie spirit of the band. They released their self-titled album in the summer of 2023 and their two most recent tracks,“Feminine Rage” and “Jaded”, in July 2024. Featuring Sydney’s silky yet powerful vocals and agrandiose production by Noah, “Feminine Rage” is the next great female anthem for all the girlswho are done being people pleasers and over saying sorry for no reason. “Jaded” tells the storyof losing a friend or partner–someone you relied on in tough times and shared your best newswith,who is no longer there when you call. These recent releases continue to reveal the trueessence of Echosmith as young adults and as a family. They delve into their relationships,doubts, anxieties, spiritual journeys, feelings of self-empowerment, and evolving perspectiveson life after a phase of significant personal growth. The raw sincerity in their music inviteslisteners, old and new, to engage in their own honest experiences.