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Bright Sparks
Bright Sparks is a London duo made up of Mia Sinclair on vocals and Ethan James handling production and guitar. Their 2018 debut album 'Neon Dreams' was...
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Bright Sparks is a London duo made up of Mia Sinclair on vocals and Ethan James handling production and guitar. Their 2018 debut album 'Neon Dreams' was followed by 'Electric Soul' in 2020 and 'Afterglow' in 2023.
Their track 'Gold' featuring Sebastien became their breakthrough single. The song's success led to festival headline slots and Brit Award nominations.
Beyond the music, they've been known to speak out on social issues, which has occasionally drawn criticism alongside the acclaim. Their catalog includes other singles like 'Chasing Shadows' and 'Lost in Paradise'.
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