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Firenote
Firenote is a rock band from Los Angeles. Their song "Don't Ever Fall In Love" connected with listeners who recognized its straightforward take on heartbreak....
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Firenote is a rock band from Los Angeles. Their song "Don't Ever Fall In Love" connected with listeners who recognized its straightforward take on heartbreak. They also recorded tracks like "Firenote" and "Speed Freak."
The band's lineup includes Ethan Hayes on vocals, Marcus Reed on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and James Collins on drums. They released their first album, also called "Don't Ever Fall In Love," in 2020. A second album, "The Fire Within," came out in 2022, and a third, "Echoes of the Past," followed in 2024.
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