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Artist Feature: I Fight Fail

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Written by Jade Marshall

I Fight Fail is a Alternative/ POP Rock band that consist of Andy Potter (vocalist), Anthony Carter (drummer), Zach Negulis, and Daryl Johnson (both guitarist). They have making music since 2006 and the band found their sound in 2013. This band stands out because their sound is completely their own. They have grown in popularity recently because they have been in some major magazines, and have shared the stage with big names. This band has shared the stage with Machine Gun Kelly, POP Evil, Breathe Carolina, Tonight Alive, and many more. A few magazines they’ve been in are Alternative Press, Substream Music Press, and Shockwave Magazine.

The band has two Eps out, the first being Move Me and the second being Voyages And Vantage Points. The first Ep caught attention of record labels which helped put out the second Ep. The second Ep got listeners and critics noticing the band in good ways. Shockwave Magazine wrote, “I Fight Fail had done something different within their genre.” Their releases give you a look into what they are feeling, what emotions they are dealing with. The band says their inspiration can easily be a situation they are going through or where they want to be one day. Sometimes they use metaphors based around conspiracies and things going on in the world. Their most recent tour was in March with Chin Up, Kid.

This artist stands out because they let into what they are feeling, on how they interpret things happening in the world. This is a band that wants people to feel the music and really connect. You won’t be disappointed when you check them out. They give you music you can connect to and you’ll want to listen to it on repeat.

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