Sunday, September 28, 2014

Echosmith: Young, Talented, and Famous




Echosmith is a perfect example of how music has influenced the lives of youth and how if you put your mind to something and just be who you are, you can accomplish anything. The reason I say this is because all of the band's members are under the age of 21. And their youngest member is the drummer, Graham, who is fifteen years old. Sydney is the lead singer of the band at the age of just seventeen. Noah is eighteen and plays bass and sings backup vocals for the group. The oldest member Jamie is twenty one and sings and plays guitar.

I mean, just think about this for a minute. Their hit single Cool Kids reached number 19 on the Billboard Hot 100 at one point, and reached spot number 1 on itunes. Again this was all done by practically children and young adults. Just think about if the whole youth of the world just put their minds to what they are really passionate about, they can accomplish anything. I mean fifteen years old!!?? I just recently turned seventeen, and I don't have a quarter of the talent this Graham kid does! But now, I think back on my life so far and if I had just kept on with guitar, or piano, or show choir, and just practiced and really pursued what my dreams were when I was eleven or twelve years old of becoming a rockstar, or baseball player, or even an artist.
Echosmith is a indie rock/pop band that formed in February 2009 in Los Angeles. The band, which I haven't even told you the best part yet, is actually composed of the four members which are brothers and sister. They signed a record deal with Warner Bros. in 2012, keep in mind that would been that little Graham would have to be thirteen at that time, wow.
These four siblings have played several instruments throughout their childhoods. The band has said that a range of musical rock artists like Coldplay, The Smiths, U2, Joy Division, and Fleetwood Mac influenced them while growing up to make a band together. I strongly recommend listen to this group and follow their example and the lesson they have taught everyone.








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