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Dale Oliver
Dale Oliver is a band from Austin, Texas, with Dale Oliver as the lead vocalist. They have Mateo Luna on guitar, Emily Rose on bass, and Ethan James on drums....
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Dale Oliver is a band from Austin, Texas, with Dale Oliver as the lead vocalist. They have Mateo Luna on guitar, Emily Rose on bass, and Ethan James on drums. Their song "Left Behind (feat. Kenneth Nixxon)" has found an audience, and they also have a track called "The Ghosts In Us."
Their first album was called "The Weight of the World." They followed it with records titled "The Other Side of Silence" and "The Healing." Early on, some listeners questioned their songwriting approach, which didn't stick to one genre and sometimes touched on social topics.
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