Wet is an acclaimed American indie pop group hailing from Brooklyn, New York, known for their evocative sound and compelling songwriting. The band was formed by Kelly Zutrau, Joe Valle, and Marty Sulkow, who initially met through mutual friends while pursuing their studies in New York. Their journey began with the formation of a band called Beauty Feast in 2007, which laid the groundwork for their future collaboration. In 2013, Wet gained significant attention with their self-titled EP, showcasing their unique blend of pop and indie influences, and establishing them as a promising new act in the music scene.

In 2016, Wet released their debut studio album, “Don’t You,” under Columbia Records, which reached number 76 on the Billboard 200 and number 55 on the Canadian Albums Chart. This album featured standout singles like “The Middle” and “Turn Away,” further solidifying their presence in the industry. Their partnership with Columbia Records marked a pivotal moment in their career, allowing them to reach a broader audience and gain critical acclaim.

After a brief hiatus following Sulkow’s departure in 2017, Wet continued as a duo, releasing the single “There’s a Reason” in 2018, which showcased their ability to evolve while maintaining their signature sound. The subsequent release of their second album, “Still Run,” demonstrated their resilience and creativity, garnering positive reviews and expanding their fanbase.

In 2021, Wet welcomed Sulkow back into the fold for their third studio album, “Letter Blue,” released by AWAL. This album reflects their growth as artists and their commitment to crafting heartfelt music. Wet’s journey is a testament to their dedication and talent, making them a standout group in the indie pop landscape.