Wet - Don't You (2016)

"Don't You" is the debut album from Wet. The band is comprised of the band's songwriter/vocalist Kelly Zutrau (a Boston native), and multi-instrumentalists Joe Valle and Marty Sulkow. Wet met through mutual friends as college students in New York City in 2007. After a few years of informal collaboration, they declared their official musical intentions in the summer of 2012. After releasing a few songs on their own, including the acclaimed "Don't Wanna Be Your Girl," the band began attracting a diverse and loyal following. Their critically hailed debut EP "Wet" garnered industry-wide attention and paved the path for the album "Don t You".

Media tastemakers have reached a mutual consensus on the band's rapid rise, with PopCrush citing the the trio among the Best New Artists of 2015, Pandora forecasting them as an Artist To Watch in 2016, and Consequence Of Sound including their upcoming debut effort in their list as one of the 50 Most Anticipated Albums Of 2016. "Don t You" includes 11 tracks and was recorded in a rented house in the wooded confines of Hadley, Massachusetts.

Hailed for their boundless emotional pop well documented by the New York Times, Spin, the Guardian, NPR, and multiple other media outlets, reviews of Wet's previously released tracks have been greeted with a rousing response. "All in Vain" soared to #1 on Hype Machine and cracked the upper tier of the Spotify Viral 50 chart, with Entertainment Weekly noting the track in its 12 Songs To Hear Now. Complex named "Weak" among the Best Songs of 2015, and Disco Naivete anointed the evocative song as the #1 Best Song of 2015. "Deadwater" was included on NPR s prestigious Favorite Songs of 2015 list, with the radio network highlighting the band on NPR s World Café 2016 Preview, citing their music as "profoundly emotional."