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4th & Orange
4th & Orange is a duo from Los Angeles made up of Ross Farrar on vocals and guitar and Adam Bravin on drums and bass. They put out their first single "Story...
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4th & Orange is a duo from Los Angeles made up of Ross Farrar on vocals and guitar and Adam Bravin on drums and bass. They put out their first single "Story of My Life" in 2016, which got some attention online and became their most recognizable track. They followed it with a few more songs like "Unbreakable" and "What We've Been Through," and released a four-song EP in 2019.
Their music tends toward the ballad side of alternative pop, with Farrar's vocals and lyrics carrying most of the emotional weight. The other song people know them for is "Girl Next Door." They haven't released much since that 2019 EP, so their catalog remains fairly small and centered on those few singles.
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