The Marías Navigate Breakup to Create Transformative New Album

The L.A. indie pop band embraces change and collaboration in their sophomore release, 'Submarine,' exploring themes of isolation and resilience.

The Marías' new album 'Submarine' reflects a shift towards trip-hop and heavier electronics.
Vocalist María Zardoya and drummer Josh Conway overcame their romantic breakup to strengthen the band's dynamic.
The band took a six-week sabbatical, leading to renewed creativity and a fresh sound.
Their collaboration with Bad Bunny on 'Un Verano Sin Ti' marked a significant cultural milestone.
'Submarine' draws inspiration from the film 'Three Colours: Blue,' symbolizing transformation and healing.