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Girl Ray
Girl Ray is a British indie pop band formed in 2015 in London. The group is known for its dreamy, melodic sound that blends elements of pop, rock, and electronic music. The core lineup consists of Poppy Hankin (vocals, guitar), Ivy Mae (bass), and Rachel Fannan (drums), though the band's lineup has evolved over time. Girl Ray gained early attention with their debut EP, "Trouble" (2016), which showcased their knack for crafting catchy, introspective pop tunes. Their debut album, "Earl Grey" (2017), was well-received for its blend of indie pop and personal lyrics. The album featured tracks like "Stupid Things" and "The Way We Came," and was praised for its fresh sound and emotional depth. Their sophomore album, "Girl" (2019), continued to build on their success with its introspective lyrics and polished production. Songs like "Keep It Tight" and "Friend Like That" highlighted the band's growth and their ability to evolve their sound while maintaining their distinctive style. In 2021, Girl Ray released "The Way We Came", an album marked by its exploration of themes such as identity and self-discovery. The album's standout tracks include "The Way We Came" and "Something New," which further established the band's reputation for creating thoughtful and engaging music. Girl Ray's music is characterized by its blend of catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and an evolving sound that incorporates elements of pop, rock, and electronic music. Their ability to craft relatable and emotionally resonant songs has earned them a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim in the indie music scene. Known for their engaging live performances and thoughtful songwriting, Girl Ray continues to make an impact with their unique approach to indie pop and their commitment to exploring new musical territories.