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Frankel
Frankel is a Los Angeles-based group known for keeping their identities hidden behind pseudonyms like Ember and Phoenix. Their most recognized track is...
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Frankel is a Los Angeles-based group known for keeping their identities hidden behind pseudonyms like Ember and Phoenix. Their most recognized track is "Anonymity Is the New Fame," which became something of an anthem for listeners tired of social media's constant spotlight.
They released a debut album called "Ephemeral" that critics noted for its introspective lyrics and ethereal sound. The band followed it with other records including "Ashes and Embers" and "Elysium."
Frankel's choice to remain anonymous drew both attention and skepticism early on, with some dismissing it as a publicity stunt. But the group stuck with the approach, treating it as a way to sidestep what they saw as the entertainment industry's focus on image over substance.
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