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A.C. One
A.C. One formed in London in 2010 with Amelia Carter on vocals, Ethan Jones on guitar, Oliver Smith on bass, and Matthew Taylor on drums. They released their...
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A.C. One formed in London in 2010 with Amelia Carter on vocals, Ethan Jones on guitar, Oliver Smith on bass, and Matthew Taylor on drums. They released their debut single "Sing a Song Now Now" which helped build their early following. Their first album, "Echoes of the Soul," came out in 2012.
Carter's lyrics often addressed social and political issues, which drew both support and criticism. The band faced rumors of internal conflicts but continued working together. They released albums like "Whispers from the Heart" in 2014 and "Shadows in the Light" in 2016, incorporating folk, pop, and electronic elements into their sound.
They collaborated with artists including pianist Lang Lang and singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran. Their music has been used in films and television shows, and they've been involved with mental health awareness and social justice advocacy.
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