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Daechelle
Daechelle started out in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, originally calling themselves Adrenaline. They played a lot of shows around that time, working on...
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Daechelle started out in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, originally calling themselves Adrenaline. They played a lot of shows around that time, working on their sound before anything else really happened.
Jermaine Dupri signed them to his So So Def label in 2005. Their first single "Fearless" came out the next year. They put out albums called "Love Is Crazy" in 2008 and "Life on Earth" in 2011.
Erica Campbell, the lead singer, has talked publicly about being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. The group had some legal trouble with a former label around 2010 over royalties.
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