Darcy

Formed by lifelong friends Nathan Miller (vocals, keys) and Dustin Aguilar (guitar) when they were in college at the University of North Texas in Denton in the 2000&#39;s, Darcy was a showcase for their songwriting. As English majors they devoted themselves to making sure their lyrics were interesting and beautiful. Also a music major, Nathan met and recruited fellow singers Gunnar Johnson (guitar), Chase Johnson (drums), and Andrew McKinney (bass), and soon Darcy was a band that could sing in three- or even four-part harmony, as showcased in <a href="spotify:track:42FJYY9nBHSaaPO0IC6Ofh" data-name="Romeo &amp; Juliet (Postmodern Alternate Ending)">Romeo &amp; Juliet (Postmodern Alternate Ending)</a> and <a href="spotify:track:3PaL6BJN79z9Xof2RGj81B" data-name="Today On the Town Square (If Only You Knew)">Today On the Town Square (If Only You Knew)</a>. Nathan and Dustin&#39;s most successful songwriting collaboration in their early years was the half-ironic <a href="spotify:track:4tJi6e6pVnaiMAbPxEafJI" data-name="Catchy Melody">Catchy Melody</a>, a song about the need to write a catchy song. Darcy has mostly been inactive since the release of <a href="spotify:album:4Ps0cuzmAb4IXQMXPWapXE" data-name="The Fall of the Economy">The Fall of the Economy</a> (which heavily features Chase Johnson as a lead vocalist), as the members busy themselves with other projects. Nathan Miller has released several albums with his Americana Christian-worship band <a href="spotify:artist:5QphnkxPSJczZoUoImAt7B" data-name="The Loverlies">The Loverlies</a>.