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Music eclipses any and all borders, bringing together cultures in an unspoken harmony. Channeling this boundary-breaking energy, Circle The Earth quite literally represents three continents and four countries. Founded by bassist Michael McBay, the Los Angeles-based quintet notably features Japanese guitarist Kazuki Tokaji, Brazilian drummer Sandro Feliciano, Taiwanese keyboardist Sandy Chao Wang, and vocal dynamo and native Angeleno Aviva Scott. By subverting any and all expectations, Circle The Earth crash landed as a phenomenon in 2021. The group gained traction with the singles “Dead,” “Diamonds,” and “Sweetest Pain,” paving the way for their 2023 EP Hey Goodbye. Of the latter, The Honey Pop proclaimed, “It’s a release that’s packed with rocking tunes, pride, and growth.” Beyond piling up millions of streams, they garnered acclaim from Music Connection Magazine, mxdwn, BET, The Rockpit, and more. Shining on stage, the group emerged as the rare force of nature equally comfortable on a bill alongside Oingo Boingo, Drake Bell, or Smokey Robinson. 2024 saw Circle The Earth formally welcome Aviva on the mic at the suggestion of legendary songwriter Diane Warren. With more music and touring on the horizon, Circle The Earth’s music unites like no other. Circle The Earth: Aviva Scott– lead vocals Sandy Chao Wang - keytar/keyboards Kazuki Tokaji – guitars Michael McBay – bass Sandro Feliciano – drums TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@circletheearth Web: www.circletheearth.band
Circle the Earth plays an energetic blend of pop-rock and indie rock infused with diverse international influences.
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Circle the Earth is based in Los Angeles, California, featuring members from multiple countries across three continents.