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Originating from Mid-Missouri, The Fallen Incarnates sets out to blend the genres of rock, metal, and hip hop to form a “gateway artist” to other genres. Inspired by Hootie and the Blowfish, Motionless in White, and Eminem, The Fallen Incarnates is a perfect mix of all genres wrapped in a heart-shaped box for listeners.
Ben Wilbers started The Fallen Incarnates in 2021 with two others, and together they released their debut single, “Nicknames”, followed by “Fearless”, “Blood, Sweat, and Tears”, and their self-titled album. The album showed this unabashed fearlessness to do whatever music they wanted perfectly, as well as a down-to-earth side of a heartbroken 15 year old wanting to make music he loved. The plan was to release and album each year to show the mindset of and the experiences of a high schooler in the 21st century, and the releases of 2022’s “Dead Inside”, 2023’s “Internal Struggle”, and 2024’s “To Whom It May Concern” not only showed these mindsets and experiences, but also growth in music quality and care for the art of music crafting. 2023 also saw the surprise album “Sad Boy Hours” that showed all stages of heartbreak, rage, and learning to move on, as well as a remaster of the self-titled album.
The Fallen Incarnates set out to be the next big, influential artist in modern history and shift the boundaries of music forever with plenty of music to come in the future.
Ben Wilbers started The Fallen Incarnates in 2021 with two others, and together they released their debut single, “Nicknames”, followed by “Fearless”, “Blood, Sweat, and Tears”, and their self-titled album. The album showed this unabashed fearlessness to do whatever music they wanted perfectly, as well as a down-to-earth side of a heartbroken 15 year old wanting to make music he loved. The plan was to release and album each year to show the mindset of and the experiences of a high schooler in the 21st century, and the releases of 2022’s “Dead Inside”, 2023’s “Internal Struggle”, and 2024’s “To Whom It May Concern” not only showed these mindsets and experiences, but also growth in music quality and care for the art of music crafting. 2023 also saw the surprise album “Sad Boy Hours” that showed all stages of heartbreak, rage, and learning to move on, as well as a remaster of the self-titled album.
The Fallen Incarnates set out to be the next big, influential artist in modern history and shift the boundaries of music forever with plenty of music to come in the future.
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