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Ivytide is a London-based musical collective formed by three musicians: vocalist Amelia Rose, guitarist and composer Ethan Hayes, and drummer William Carter....
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Ivytide is a London-based musical collective formed by three musicians: vocalist Amelia Rose, guitarist and composer Ethan Hayes, and drummer William Carter. They released their debut album "The Shadows of Time" in 2012, followed by "On My Mind" in 2015, "Echoes of the Heart" in 2018, and "The Last Dance" in 2021.
Their 2015 album "On My Mind" included the title track that became a hit single, appearing alongside songs like "Disarray" and "Shadows" among their most recognized work. The band's sound features Rose's vocals, Hayes's guitar melodies, and Carter's drumming.
Some critics found their lyrics introspective and somber, but the group continued with their approach. Their music explores themes like loss, memory, love, and heartbreak across their albums.
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