Génesis
At least two artists have used the name "Genesis": 1. A British progessive rock band 2. A 60s psychedelic band from Los Angeles, California For the Colombian band, please see Génesis. 1. Genesis formed in 1967 in Godalming, Surrey (United Kingdom) and was one of the most popular progressive rock bands in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. During the 1970s, Peter Gabriel was the lead singer until his departure, when drummer Phil Collins stepped up to the mic and replaced him.
2,265 members
Add Influence
Génesis
At least two artists have used the name "Genesis": 1. A British progessive rock band 2. A 60s psychedelic band from Los Angeles, California For the Colombian band, please see Génesis. 1. Genesis formed in 1967 in Godalming, Surrey (United Kingdom) and was one of the most popular progressive rock bands in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. During the 1970s, Peter Gabriel was the lead singer until his departure, when drummer Phil Collins stepped up to the mic and replaced him.
Add Influence
2,265 members
1/50
Processing new audio file...
184 FIRE
7 SAVES
SHARE
24 plays
Report inappropriate
Letting Go
Our new single "Letting Go" recorded during a very personal and candid moment in the studio when I didn't think the record button was pushed. We hope you enjoy it. This song is very personal because its time for..more
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
1/50
Processing new audio file...
36 FIRE
5 SAVES
SHARE
70 plays
Report inappropriate
THE BURN
I have to exhale when I hear this song because it really puts in my face that certain things have to be accepted. The song is about coming to terms with delusions . At some point in life we realize that we can't lie to ourselves about something that doen't jibe. The burn is dealing with the reality of moving forward while still enjoying life. "The burn of a failed culture—whether organizational or societal—manifests as chronic burnout, apathy, and systemic toxicity. " more
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
1/50
Processing new audio file...
20 FIRE
7 SAVES
SHARE
52 plays
Report inappropriate
One Interval Stayed
Driven by powerful female vocals and symphonic rock, "One Interval Stayed" is my personal tribute to Jocelyn Bell Burnell. At just twenty-four, she detected a mysterious pulse buried in miles of radio-telescope recordings, leading to the discovery of the first pulsar. In 1974, her supervisor received the Nobel Prize for his role in that discovery. She received no Nobel. Blending period-inspired acoustic textures with modern rock, this song celebrates her extraordinary persistence and the breakthrough that changed astronomy. Born from my deep admiration for her, it tells of a universe that kept repeating her signal, even when its discoverer was left out of the highest honor.more
Timed  ▼Newest
▼Timed   Newest
Show more comments
Support Center
-
Got questions?

DistroKid Blog
-
What's new with us

Instagram
-
Watch our 1-minute help videos!

Bluesky
-
We post things sometimes

Facebook
-
Let's be friends

YouTube
-
More videos, yo.