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40 Sons
40 Sons started as a garage band in Los Angeles with brothers Taylor and Shane Smith and their friend Julian Johnson. They put out their first album, "The...
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40 Sons started as a garage band in Los Angeles with brothers Taylor and Shane Smith and their friend Julian Johnson. They put out their first album, "The Storm," in 2015, followed by "After the Flood" in 2018. The song "Hurricane" came out in 2019 and became their most recognizable track.
Drummer Bailey Rodriguez left in 2020, and the band took some time off before bringing in Ethan Carter. They released another album called "Rise Again" in 2022.
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