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American New
American New came together in Los Angeles around the early 2000s. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2002, and the single 'Eu Vejo' followed a year...
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American New came together in Los Angeles around the early 2000s. Their self-titled debut album arrived in 2002, and the single 'Eu Vejo' followed a year later. That song found particular traction in Brazil.
Their catalog includes the albums 'American New' and 'Unveiled,' along with an EP called 'The Light.' Other songs like 'O Mundo' and 'Quando Penso' are part of their recorded work.
The band's lineup has featured Morgan Kibby on vocals and keyboards, David Garza and Jeremy Enigk on guitar and vocals, Aaron Embry on bass, and Michael Wyatt on drums. They took a break for a few years before returning in 2012.
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