Already having established themselves behind the scenes as a songwriting and production powerhouse, WEARETHEGOOD, made up of Ohio native Quinten Coblentz & Virginia-raised Wes Writer, is now prepared to step out into the forefront. With styles ranging from garage house to Hip-hop to electro-pop, it’s hard to pin down what genre WEARETHEGOOD lives In, and that’s exactly how they want it. The duo formed in 2020 after leading production on R&B up-and-comer Byron Juane (Promise I’m Not Crazy) and crafting a slew of hits for Christian Hip Hop artist KB (His Glory Alone) including the billboard #1 single “Armies”. But…
Already having established themselves behind the scenes as a songwriting and production powerhouse, WEARETHEGOOD, made up of Ohio native Quinten Coblentz & Virginia-raised Wes Writer, is now prepared to step out into the forefront. With styles ranging from garage house to Hip-hop to electro-pop, it’s hard to pin down what genre WEARETHEGOOD lives In, and that’s exactly how they want it. The duo formed in 2020 after leading production on R&B up-and-comer Byron Juane (Promise I’m Not Crazy) and crafting a slew of hits for Christian Hip Hop artist KB (His Glory Alone) including the billboard #1 single “Armies”.
But it was after the Lecrae/Boi1da assisted “My Time (Suit Sequence)” from Sony/Marvel’s “Spider-Man Myles Morales” that the group knew they needed to come out of the shadows and put a face to the hits. “I’ve spent a ton of my life giving everyone a voice and helping them discover their sound, but now I want to spend more time speaking for myself and just making the music that makes me happy as opposed to what A&Rs want.” – Wes . The group has released multiple EPs so far in 2021 spawning several hit singles including the horror-inspired “beautiful catastrophe” with Frank Bentley, “The Dark” with frequent collaborator Lynnea, and the swagger filled “Mood.”
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