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Ebony Eyez
Ebony Eyez came out of Los Angeles in the late 1990s with a lineup that included vocalist Anya Petrova, guitarist Ethan James, bassist Jake Carter, and...
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Ebony Eyez came out of Los Angeles in the late 1990s with a lineup that included vocalist Anya Petrova, guitarist Ethan James, bassist Jake Carter, and drummer Sam Moore. They played small clubs around town, mixing rock with soul and alternative sounds.
Their 2002 debut album 'Whispers of the Heart' had the song 'Broken Wings,' which got some attention. They also put out tracks like 'Drop It' and 'In Ya Face' around that time.
After that first album, they released 'Shadowlands' in 2004 and 'The Edge of Darkness' in 2007.
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