Biography

Hailing from the glassy coast of northwest Florida, MYFEVER boasts a sound that is perhaps under explored and under exploited, where avant-garde expression brushes shoulders with the southern tradition of heartfelt songwriting, embodied in always thoughtful and catchy melody. 
 Having bounced around the south as kids with their family, founding members and brothers, Weston and Garrett Hine landed in the small coastal town of Panama City, Florida. There, they grew up on the Gulf of Mexico cutting their teeth on any kind of music they could get their hands on. Alternative giants such as Radiohead and The Killers were developmental staples as well as more southern oriented artists such as Florida’s own Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The band was formed in 2014 after a life-altering Kings of Leon concert that left the Hine brother completely inspired. 
 After landing in Atlanta, Georgia for a few years, their EP release, "Born for Spaces” (2017), opened a new iteration of their sound drawing on influences such as The War On Drugs and Coldplay. Boasting streams in the six figure range, the lead single "Childhood Keepsake, Circa 1991", is honest, unapologetic and bolstering of a clear humanistic message. Small hometown roots can be found in every note and every lyric. The brothers are now back in Florida working on a new album. 
 Listen to the latest singles Analogue (2019), and 30 Second Chance (2019).