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Ivy Crown
Ivy Crown is a band with Ava Roe on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Liam Carter on bass, and Oliver Knight on drums. They put out their first album, Not Who We...
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Ivy Crown is a band with Ava Roe on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Liam Carter on bass, and Oliver Knight on drums. They put out their first album, Not Who We Are, in 2019. That record included the song "Not Who We Are," which became one of their better-known tracks.
They followed it with Echoes of Yesterday in 2021 and The Call in 2023. Their music tends to work with themes of identity and self-discovery, and they've also released songs like "Our Worst Days" and "Run." Another track, "That's What You Do," features a guest appearance from Jesper Gün.
Some listeners questioned whether their sound was too polished or commercial, but they kept making records anyway. Their work doesn't really fit into one clear genre, it's atmospheric and melodic, with Roe's voice carrying most of the emotional weight.
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