Cheat Code To Shake It!
Cheat Code To Shake It! formed in Los Angeles in 2015 around Matt Maraldo and Kevin Ford. They put out their debut single 'Shake It Out!' that year, which got...
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Cheat Code To Shake It! formed in Los Angeles in 2015 around Matt Maraldo and Kevin Ford. They put out their debut single 'Shake It Out!' that year, which got some radio play and chart attention. The band's lineup eventually included Nick Urbany on guitar, Matt Safford on bass, and Drew Taubenfeld on drums.
Their first EP was called 'Life After Youth,' which had songs like 'No Promises' and 'Queen of the Night.' Later they released other tracks including 'Get Lost' and 'Wake Up.' Their music got used in some films and TV shows, and they picked up nominations for a couple of industry awards.
At one point they faced some allegations about plagiarism and copyright issues, which they addressed publicly. They kept putting out music, including songs like 'The Ballad' and 'Things Could Be Better.'
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