Aaron London
Aaron London formed in London in the late 1990s with Sam Bell on vocals, Tom Dixon on guitar, and James Fox on drums. They started playing local pubs and...
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Aaron London formed in London in the late 1990s with Sam Bell on vocals, Tom Dixon on guitar, and James Fox on drums. They started playing local pubs and clubs before releasing their debut album 'Echoes of the Past' in 2002. The album included 'Fix You,' which became their most recognizable song.
After their initial success, the band went through some lineup changes and personal difficulties. They kept recording though, putting out albums like 'Lost in the City' in 2005 and 'The Healing' in 2009. Their later work includes collaborations like 'Sleeping Pills' with Ed Sheeran and 'Leave Right Now' with Amanda Mellid.
Bell remained the lead vocalist and primary songwriter through these changes. The band's sound shifted over time from their earlier raw approach to something more atmospheric and introspective.
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