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Evan Beigel
Evan Beigel is a singer-songwriter known for the 2010 song "My Perfect Stranger." He's released albums like "The Long Way Home" in 2012, "In the Shadow of...
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Evan Beigel is a singer-songwriter known for the 2010 song "My Perfect Stranger." He's released albums like "The Long Way Home" in 2012, "In the Shadow of Doubt" in 2015, and "Rise" in 2019.
His band has included Jake Sinclair on bass, Emily James on drums, and Max Wheeler on keyboards and backing vocals. Beigel has worked with other artists including Sarah McLachlan and Chris Botti.
Some listeners connected with the emotional quality of his music, particularly "My Perfect Stranger." He faced plagiarism allegations earlier in his career but continued writing and recording.
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