# Exoneree Band Finds Voice Through Music

> Wrongfully convicted men use music to heal and build brotherhood after freedom.
- Title: Exoneree Band Finds Voice Through Music · Valleynewslive
- Summary: Wrongfully convicted men use music to heal and build brotherhood after freedom. Exoneree band members, freed after wrongful convictions, create music to…
- Keywords: exoneree band, wrongfully convicted, music therapy, innocence network, ted bradford, eddie lowry, donovan allen, amanda knox, innocent man, news, local, Exoneree
- Source: Valleynewslive — https://valleynewslive.com/2026/10/27/exoneree-band-how-group-wrongfully-convicted-men-found-their-voice-through-music
- Published: 2026-10-27T17:10:57.897+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: exoneree band, wrongfully convicted, music therapy, innocence network, ted bradford, eddie lowry, donovan allen, amanda knox, innocent man, news, local
## Exoneree Band Origin
Wrongfully convicted men form music group at Innocence Network conference.
## Band Formation
Musically inclined exonerees started jam session in 2011 that became a brotherhood.
## Personal Stories
Ted Bradford and Eddie Lowry wrongly convicted of rape; Donovan Allen convicted of murdering his mother.
## Music as Therapy
Band members use music to process trauma and share their stories through song.
## Original Songs
Band writes songs like 'My Cell' and 'Innocent Man' to reflect their experiences.
## Community Impact
Band performs for Innocence Network members, sharing healing through music.
## Key takeaway

Exoneree band members, freed after wrongful convictions, create music to share their stories and find healing.