Introduction Before their eccentric blend of musical styles infiltrated playlists worldwide, before the colorful ties became a symbol of unique artistry, and long before the internet embraced “Banana Man” with open arms, Tally Hall was a humble band brewing their quirky sonic concoctions in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Their sound, a captivating mix of power pop,…
The Genesis: Forming the Band Before the kaleidoscopic ties became instantly recognizable, before the viral videos captivated a generation, and before “Marvin’s Marvelous Mechanical Museum” cemented their place in indie-pop history, Tally Hall was a band of college students in Ann Arbor, Michigan, tinkering with genres and cultivating a devoted following one eccentric performance at…
The Genesis: How It All Began University of Michigan Roots The story of Tally Hall begins not in a recording studio, but in the hallowed halls of the University of Michigan. The band’s core members, Andrew Horowitz, Rob Cantor, Zubin Sedghi, and Joe Hawley, all met and bonded amidst the academic environment. Their shared passion…
Introduction In the realm of independent music, a band emerged from the heart of Michigan, crafting a sound as unique and whimsical as it was infectious. This was the beginning of Tally Hall, a collective whose infectious blend of pop, rock, and experimental sounds, combined with a heavy dose of visual flair, would later captivate…
