East to West
East to West was a pop-rock band that came up in the late 90s, fronted by vocalist Sasha. Their debut single "All Over Again" got some attention with its...
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East to West was a pop-rock band that came up in the late 90s, fronted by vocalist Sasha. Their debut single "All Over Again" got some attention with its moody melody and personal lyrics. They put out an album called "Hope" that included that song and another called "Broken." Later records like "Shadows" and "Phoenix" kept them going for a while.
The band had a lineup that included guitarist Jake, bassist Liam, and drummer Ethan. Jake left in 2004, which was a noticeable shift. There were stories about creative disagreements and some onstage incidents, but those details tend to blur over time.
They recorded songs like "Blame," "Breathe," and "Down" that fit their general style. The band didn't stay together indefinitely, and their activity trailed off after a few years. What's left is mostly the music, and "All Over Again" still turns up here and there.
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