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Easy Love
Easy Love started as an a cappella group in the early 2000s, pulling together members from different musical backgrounds. They began by covering songs,...
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Easy Love started as an a cappella group in the early 2000s, pulling together members from different musical backgrounds. They began by covering songs, working out how to translate familiar melodies into vocal arrangements. Their first album, 'Harmony,' came out in 2007, and the single 'Lady' from that record got some attention.
After a founding member left in 2013, there was some talk about whether they used Auto-Tune on recordings. They kept going, and later on, their music started to include electronic touches and world beats. Their most recent album is called 'Kaleidoscope.'
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