Bexenjay Erie, Michigan
They’re first collaboration was in the local Detroit 4-piece band “Native Rage” circa-don’t remember. Bex provided her Grace
Slick meets Karen Carpenter-on-acid vocals as the overdub to Jay’s subdued, weird-shade-of-blues guitar riffs. They bled on the local Detroit music scene for several years before bowing out to ride a white horse into self-imposed obscurity
Now, they have arisen as Bexenjay
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