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Fake Fruit: No Mutuas

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A collage of a woman jumping in the air holding a microphone with four people on the corners.
Hannah D'Amato performs in the middle photo and appears at top left. The band's members also include Alex Post (top right), Miles MacDiarmid (bottom right) and Dylan Allard (bottom left). (Courtesy of Alex Post and James Duran/Collage by Spencer Whitney, KQED)

The Sunday Music Drop is a weekly radio series hosted by the KQED weekend news team. In each segment, we feature a song from a local musician or band with an upcoming show and hear about what inspires their music.

Hannah D’Amato is the lead singer and guitarist for Fake Fruit, an Oakland-based band originally formed in 2016 in New York. Their music has been described as post-punk, with lyrics protesting frustrations in life, from social structures to unsatisfying relationships.

“No Mutuas” is the lead single off Fake Fruit’s first record.

This song is kind of a critique on the cool guy complex, which is when somebody just can’t be nice to you at the gate and they kind of need you to be christened as cool,” said D’Amato.

The band’s members also include Alex Post, Miles MacDiarmid and Dylan Allard.

Fake Fruit will be performing at The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2023.

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