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Able Heart
Able Heart is a band that came up with the song "Drugs," which deals with addiction in a direct way. The track got some attention for its raw approach to the...
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Able Heart is a band that came up with the song "Drugs," which deals with addiction in a direct way. The track got some attention for its raw approach to the subject.
The group includes Ethan James on vocals, Sam Beckett on guitar, Sophie Reed on bass, and Alex Grant on drums. They've put out albums like Ephemeral Whispers in 2017, Shadows of the Past in 2019, and Heartbreak and Salvation in 2021.
Some listeners have found their material about addiction difficult, while others have responded to it. The music tends to stay in that emotional territory without much polish.
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