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Israel Hindman - sing, strum
Kyle Mayfield - sing, strum, pluck
Jonnathan Martin - keys
Crosby Bray - beats
Colin Bray - strum
Dustin Maynord - strum, pluck
Made up of six friends from Oklahoma City ranging in age from 20-23, The Uglysuit brings a different mentality to what they do - remarkably fresh-faced and honest, the band believes in letting loose, fostering a heartfelt atmosphere of hope and love, and works hard to shape what comes naturally.
Playing together since their early teen years has given them an almost familial connection which shines through on their beautiful, fully-realized debut album. The comfort and ease The Uglysuit shares in performing together is evident in the direction each song takes.
Some start as one thing and end as something completely different, but in a way that fits together perfectly. Nothing is sacrificed and everything makes sense.
The Uglysuit's music is an extended love song to the notion that everything is possible, yet nothing is guaranteed. It's born of excitement and energy and built on potential and promise. It's based on the premise that change exists in everything, and where a wide-eyed view of the world doesn't equal naiveté. It reminds us that we are alive, and that maybe it.s not too late.
Kyle Mayfield - sing, strum, pluck
Jonnathan Martin - keys
Crosby Bray - beats
Colin Bray - strum
Dustin Maynord - strum, pluck
Made up of six friends from Oklahoma City ranging in age from 20-23, The Uglysuit brings a different mentality to what they do - remarkably fresh-faced and honest, the band believes in letting loose, fostering a heartfelt atmosphere of hope and love, and works hard to shape what comes naturally.
Playing together since their early teen years has given them an almost familial connection which shines through on their beautiful, fully-realized debut album. The comfort and ease The Uglysuit shares in performing together is evident in the direction each song takes.
Some start as one thing and end as something completely different, but in a way that fits together perfectly. Nothing is sacrificed and everything makes sense.
The Uglysuit's music is an extended love song to the notion that everything is possible, yet nothing is guaranteed. It's born of excitement and energy and built on potential and promise. It's based on the premise that change exists in everything, and where a wide-eyed view of the world doesn't equal naiveté. It reminds us that we are alive, and that maybe it.s not too late.
