Feeling Every Sunset
Feeling Every Sunset started in Los Angeles in the late 2000s, built around Ethan James on vocals and guitar. The band's first EP came out in 2011, and the...
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Feeling Every Sunset started in Los Angeles in the late 2000s, built around Ethan James on vocals and guitar. The band's first EP came out in 2011, and the song 'Heartless' from it got some real attention. It was a straightforward, emotional track that connected with people.
They put out their first full album, 'The Weight of the World,' the following year. The band's lineup at the time included Jake Wilson on guitar, Alex Rodriguez on bass, and Chris Carter on drums. They kept recording, with albums like 'In the Shadows' in 2014 and 'Elysium' in 2016.
Songs like 'Will You Remember' and 'Already Missing The Train' show the kind of direct, melodic writing they were doing. The band had some internal difficulties along the way, but they kept making music. Their last known release was the 2016 album 'Elysium.'
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