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Alea Gabrielle
Alea Gabrielle formed in Los Angeles in 2015 as a four-piece indie rock band with vocalist Gabi Garcia, guitarist Chris Snyder, bassist Ethan Jones, and...
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Alea Gabrielle formed in Los Angeles in 2015 as a four-piece indie rock band with vocalist Gabi Garcia, guitarist Chris Snyder, bassist Ethan Jones, and drummer Alex Rooney. Their 2016 single "I'd Rather You Be a Memory" gained significant attention online, helping establish their early following.
They released their debut album "Wanderlust" in 2018, followed by a second album called "The Space Between" in 2021. The band took a brief break around 2019 when they faced some legal questions about one of their songs, though they returned to recording afterward.
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