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4th & Green
4th & Green formed in 2015 when Blake Stroud and Ryan Scott met in a small town. They've released albums like "Crafted Words" and "Make Believe," which gave...
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Crafted Words and Make Believe
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Curve The Edges
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Listen for the Echo
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Scarlet
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This is Heavy, Doc.
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Top of the Line
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Crafted Words and Make Believe
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Curve The Edges
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Listen for the Echo
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Scarlet
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This is Heavy, Doc.
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Top of the Line
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4th & Green formed in 2015 when Blake Stroud and Ryan Scott met in a small town. They've released albums like "Crafted Words" and "Make Believe," which gave their song "Crafted Words and Make Believe" its title. Their music tends toward indie pop with folk and rock touches, and they've mentioned Sufjan Stevens and Bon Iver as influences.
Their songs often deal with love and loss, with titles like "Listen for the Echo" and "Scarlet" suggesting a reflective tone. The band includes Sarah Johnson on bass and vocals and James Tichenor on rhythm guitar and backing vocals alongside Stroud and Scott.
In 2019, they faced plagiarism accusations that eventually faded. They've kept putting out music since, with tracks like "This is Heavy, Doc." and "Top of the Line" appearing in their catalog.
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