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Elise
Elise formed around vocalist Anya and guitarist Ethan, who met in a coffee shop and later added bassist Luke and drummer Ben. Their debut album 'Everlasting...
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Elise formed around vocalist Anya and guitarist Ethan, who met in a coffee shop and later added bassist Luke and drummer Ben. Their debut album 'Everlasting Fun' gave them their first major track, which shares its name with the record.
Some critics found their sound hard to categorize, calling it too experimental at times. The band kept working anyway, putting out songs like 'Fênix (sobre Cair E Me Levantar)' and 'Wake Up'.
Anya handles most of the writing and vocals, with Ethan on guitar. They haven't released much about their personal backgrounds or current status, just these few songs and that early lineup.
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