Bodeans

The BoDeans, an American rock band, emerged from Waukesha, Wisconsin, finding their musical roots deeply embedded in the Americana and heartland rock traditions. Formed in the early 1980s by Kurt Neumann (vocals and electric guitar) and Sam Llanas (vocals and acoustic guitar), the band first gained major national attention with the release of their critically acclaimed album "Love & Hope & Sex & Dreams" in 1986. Their honest, emotive lyrical themes combined with compelling melodies quickly garnered a dedicated fanbase. Throughout their career, the BoDeans have skillfully navigated through changes in the music landscape, while maintaining the integrity of their sound.

Over the years, the BoDeans have released a series of albums that have both defined and redefined their sound, exemplified by recent releases such as "2020 Vision," "Thirteen," and "The Night Divine." Their music, which resonates with themes of love, loss, and redemption, has not only stood the test of time but also continues to attract new audiences. Known for their energetic live performances, the BoDeans have left an indelible mark on the heartland rock scene. With tracks like "You Wasted Me" and "Good Things," they continue to showcase their ability to evolve as artists while staying true to the authentic sound that originally made them beloved figures within the music industry.

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You Wasted Me
Single - Released February 16, 2024
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