BYBYE Says Hello To WFYI's Small Studio

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Jill Ditmire

November 2018's featured Small Studio band is BYBYE. Jill Ditmire sat down with the five members to learn a bit more about their latest work.

The group says their music is always changing but the feeling is always soul. On their new record Metamorphasize, they made it a point to bring in other local musicians as the band feels collaboration is an important part of the Indianapolis music scene.

The band is planning material for a new album and will take the next year to record demos before heading to the studio.

You can find a video and podcast of BYBYE's Small Studio Session at wfyi.org/smallstudio.

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