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Clide
Clide is a London-based quartet with Alice Merton on vocals, Sebastian Düser on guitar, Paul Neumann on bass, and Arifr M'Barek on drums. They put out their...
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Clide is a London-based quartet with Alice Merton on vocals, Sebastian Düser on guitar, Paul Neumann on bass, and Arifr M'Barek on drums. They put out their first album Brightest Light in 2016, followed by Broken Parts in 2018, Into the Deep in 2020, and Ashes and Dust in 2023.
Their 2018 album gave them the title track 'Broken Parts,' which became one of their better-known songs. Other tracks like 'Lost' and 'Come Back' have also circulated among listeners.
They've been described as a British rock band, though the existing information doesn't go much deeper than that. The catalog lists them as active through at least 2023.
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