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Eli Smart
Eli Smart was a London-based indie-rock band with Eli Smart on lead vocals and guitar, Maya Carter on vocals and bass, and Jack Turner on drums. They released...
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Eli Smart was a London-based indie-rock band with Eli Smart on lead vocals and guitar, Maya Carter on vocals and bass, and Jack Turner on drums. They released their debut single 'Tip of Your Tongue' in 2017, which became their breakout track.
Their 2018 album 'Ephemeral' explored themes of love and loss with a haunting, atmospheric quality. The band followed this with 2020's 'Lost in Translation,' a more experimental record that delved into complex emotions.
Eli Smart disbanded in 2022. Their music has appeared in various films and television shows since then.
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