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Goldmyth
Goldmyth is an indie-folk quartet that started putting out music in the early 2010s. Their debut album was called 'Whispers in the Wind' and came out in 2013....
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Goldmyth is an indie-folk quartet that started putting out music in the early 2010s. Their debut album was called 'Whispers in the Wind' and came out in 2013. The band includes Celeste on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Oliver on bass, and Anya on violin.
A song called 'My Mistake' became their breakout single. It's a folk ballad with a haunting melody, and the lyrics were written by Celeste. The track helped them find an audience beyond their initial following.
They released another album in 2016 titled 'The Garden of Dreams.' Their sound typically combines Celeste's vocals with guitar, bass, and violin, which gives their music an ethereal quality. They've also put out a song called 'Isn't It Easy.'
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