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Azure
Azure formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with vocalist Anya Rose, guitarist Ethan James, bassist Liam Carter, and drummer Jake Ryan. Their debut album...
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Azure formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with vocalist Anya Rose, guitarist Ethan James, bassist Liam Carter, and drummer Jake Ryan. Their debut album 'Nocturne' came out in 2012 and included the song 'RICHMEN,' which became their breakout single. The track's lyrics touched on economic inequality, which drew some attention at the time.
They followed up with another album called 'Celestial.' The band's music pulled from different styles, though their early work had a certain atmospheric quality that stuck with listeners. Another song people remember is 'Stick Around.'
Azure kept making music through the 2010s, though they never became a mainstream fixture. Their sound evolved somewhat from album to album, but they maintained a core group of fans who appreciated their particular blend of influences and Anya Rose's distinctive vocals.
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