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Violet Courtyard

Violet Courtyard
Violet Courtyard
	From left to right: Harrison Southard, Ajay Kidd, and Brennan Cheatwood in 2024
Background information
Origin	Knoxville, Tennessee, US
Genres	Alternative; Independent; Indie-Pop;
Discography	Violet Couryard - LP; Soulglow - Single; Alarming - Single; I Don't Want You - Single; Dearest Friend - Single;
Years active	2021-present
Labels	TVCI Recordings; Violet Courtyard;
Members	Brennan Cheatwood; Ajay Kidd; Harrison Southard;
Website	violetcourtyard.com

Violet Courtyard is an American alternative rock and pop band formed in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2020. The group is known for their indie-pop style, blending melodic guitar work with synth-driven production.

History

Violet Courtyard was founded in Knoxville by Ajay Kidd (lead singer and multi-instrumentalist), Brennan Cheatwood (producer, mixing/mastering engineer, and drummer), and Harrison Southard (drummer and production assistant). Kidd performs the majority of guitar, bass, and synth parts, while Cheatwood handles production and drum recordings.

The band takes inspiration from indie and alternative artists such as Far Caspian, Homes at Night, Yot Club, Dayglow, and Wallows.

Musical Style and Influences

Described as a blend of alternative rock and indie pop, Violet Courtyard's music combines airy synths, rhythmic guitar lines, and mellow percussion. Their style has drawn comparisons to contemporary indie bands within the alternative scene.

Releases

Albums

Violet Courtyard (2024) – Debut LP, released on November 29, 2024

Singles

"Soulglow"
"Alarming"
"I Don’t Want You"
"Dearest Friend"

Live Performances

While Violet Courtyard has yet to embark on formal tours or festival appearances, the band has announced plans for small live shows anticipated in early to mid-2025.

Members

Ajay Kidd – Lead vocals, guitar, bass, keyboard/synth
Brennan Cheatwood – Producer, mixing/mastering engineer, drums
Harrison Southard – Drums, production assistant

References

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References

Cheatwood, Brennan (2024). "Violet Courtyard". violetcourtyard.com. Brennan Cheatwood. Retrieved 16 December 2024.

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