Despite living in various corners of the country, Nic, Steven, and Tom spent years writing music together one voice memo at a time––it wasn’t until the the three moved to New York City in

2017 when they were able to come together and perform their songs for a small crowd in Brooklyn.

 

The crew’s indie pop melodies, bolstered by intricate guitar leads and driving bass were quickly grasped by local crowds, and word of their infectious on-stage camaraderie and energetic live performances quickly spread, leading to a series of sold out shows throughout downtown Manhattan, including landmark venues like Mercury Lounge, Pianos, The Bitter End.

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Inspired by the dynamic pace of their first year in New York, the band decided to retreat to an abandoned church in North Carolina for the month of September, where they recorded an original 10 song LP, Good to See You.

 

Working with Brooklyn-based producer Tyler Brown, whose work draws from Electronic Neo-Soul and R&B, helped the band hone their original sound.

 

The songs were then mastered by Grammy award-winning engineer Dan Millice (A$AP Rocky, Al Green, 50 Cent), whose meticulous approach gave Meyru's music a polished finish.

The intention and craft applied by the whole Meyru team has manifested in a

debut album that sounds incredibly focused.

 

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Meyru’s new track “Running Day Dreams” meshes an Interpol-like post-punk presence with a grunge-friendly vocal feel, resulting in a bustling and melodic effort that shows the NYC rockers’ numerous strengths. The “I wanna know,” hook – with the reflective backing vocal enthusiasm – entices replays.

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“Running Day Dreams” is a post 2AM Saturday night song when you're cabbing home alone, texting the person you wish you were with, in a haze from the night -- and all you want is to not think about them.

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The only thing to help not think about them is turning the radio up and letting the music block out the noise in your mind.

 

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