Drea & the Marilyns Seattle, Washington
Sounds Like if Feist, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sade, The Beths, Beach Bunnies, and Norah
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Originally started in Daejeon, South Korea, and now based in Seattle, Drea & the Marilyns is an cross cultural amalgamation of Drea Castillo (front woman) imagination. Drea & the Marilyns are influenced by all the Filipino ballad and disco records her parents listened to, bossa nova, punk rock.
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