AJR

is an American indie band founded by brothers Met (), collectively a trio of vocalists, , and songwriters. The brothers grew up in New York City, primarily focused on busking and singing covers until shifting to songwriting and touring. At their home studio, they have recorded more than 100 songs and have released five studio albums on various record labels along with their indie label. |2016 = ''What Everyone's Thinking'' |2017 = ''The Click'' –S-Curve |2018 = ''The Click'' (Deluxe Edition) |2019 = ''Neotheater'' –S-Curve/BMG |2019_color = #3e76a8 |2021 = ''OK Orchestra'' –BMG |2023 = ''The Maybe Man'' –Mercury/Republic Records |2023_color = }}}}

AJR wrote "I'm Ready" and promoted the song onto Twitter in 2012, which led to Australian singer and songwriter Sia sharing her talent management network with the trio prior to the release. After the song became their breakout single on radio, AJR formed their own label AJR Productions and released three EPs—''6foot1'' (2013), ''Infinity'' (2014), and ''What Everyone's Thinking'' (2016). Since their debut, AJR has written or co-written every song in their five-album discography: ''Living Room'' (2015); ''The Click'' (2017); the two U.S. ''Billboard'' 200 top-ten albums—''Neotheater'' (2019), ''OK Orchestra'' (2021); and ''The Maybe Man'' (2023). The 2017 electropop platinum album contained their first ''Billboard'' Alternative number-one song "Sober Up" (featuring Rivers Cuomo), and the 2021 orchestral pop gold album spawned—their first Hot 100 top-ten single and the ''Billboard'' Music Award Top Rock Song—"Bang!". AJR is a band for having seven platinum singles—including the three aforementioned songs; "Weak", "Burn the House Down", "100 Bad Days", and "Way Less Sad"—all of which accounted for eleven million certified units of their digital single sales in America. Provided by Wikipedia