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Somebody Do Something

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Formed just after the pandemic struck the world in 2020, Somebody Do Something are a 6-piece RnB meets indie-rock band from Otautahi Christchurch. The bands discography features a range of upbeat, melodic, rich and palatable songs, with a dancey and fun sound that is guaranteed to get the crowd moving.

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, front-woman Marlee Fay has followed music from Los Angeles to Italy, Japan, Australia and now landing in Aotearoa. Joining with fellow band members who have also performed worldwide in an array of endeavours from the UK to South America. The band's artistic backgrounds range from pop, jazz, metal, rock and classical, bringing together their diverse array of musical experience into the soundscape of Somebody Do Something.

Band Members:
Marlee Fay Rosoff (lead vocals)
Grace Stainthorpe (violin, vocals, percussion)
Wilson Reveley (saxophone, percussion)
Callum Margetts (guitar, backing vocals)
Austyn Mills (bass)
Ash Perry (drums)
Jacob Patchett (sound engineer)

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