Cartel is an American rock band hailing from Conyers, Georgia, originally formed in 2003. Not to be confused with other artists of the same name, this Cartel gained significant popularity in the mid-2000s as part of the wave of pop-punk/alternative rock bands that captured the hearts of teenagers and young adults across the nation. Their catchy hooks, dynamic melodies, and relatable lyrics propelled them into the spotlight. The band's lineup has centered around vocalist Will Pugh, guitarist Joseph Pepper, bassist Nic Hudson, and drummer Kevin Sanders.

Cartel's most renowned work came with their 2005 debut album "Chroma," which earned them critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. This album featured the hit single "Honestly," which contributed to their breakout success. After their initial surge of popularity, Cartel continued to produce music and perform. Over the years, the band has experienced the usual ebb and flow of the music industry but has maintained a loyal following. While the tracks you've listed seem to be divergent in style and might be either remixes, new directions, or possibly the work of a different artist with the same name, Cartel is known for their contributions to the pop-punk and emo scenes, with their dedication to their craft and their fans remaining consistent throughout their career.

Genres

Indie Rock

Alternative Rock

Rock

Pop Rock

Pop Punk

Post-grunge

Emo

Post-hardcore

Power Pop

Melodic Hardcore

Latest Release

Once More (Dan Stone Remix)

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Cartel

Single - Released February 26, 2016