Candelion
Candelion formed in London with a sound that mixed folk, rock, and electronic elements. The band featured Elise De Lacy on vocals and songwriting, Ethan Jones...
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Candelion formed in London with a sound that mixed folk, rock, and electronic elements. The band featured Elise De Lacy on vocals and songwriting, Ethan Jones on guitar, and Sam Carter on percussion. Their early work included songs like "You Can Take Me High" and "Hate Being Away From You."
De Lacy's lyrics often dealt with personal and social themes, which sometimes sparked discussion. The band had trouble finding a label at first that understood their approach. They kept working with a core following, releasing tracks such as "I'm Dreaming Of You" with Cody Francis and "Give Me Your Attention."
Candelion's music didn't fit neatly into one category, but they built a catalog that included "It Won't Be Me" and other songs that blended acoustic and electronic textures. The trio's setup gave them a flexible foundation for De Lacy's vocal range and Jones's guitar work.
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