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J Adore
J Adore formed in 2005 as a duo with Emily Doll on vocals and Jason Darrow handling production. Their first album, 'Nocturne,' came out in 2008. The song...
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J Adore formed in 2005 as a duo with Emily Doll on vocals and Jason Darrow handling production. Their first album, 'Nocturne,' came out in 2008. The song 'Over And Over' from their second album became their most recognizable track, with Doll's voice floating over electronic arrangements.
Doll's personal difficulties with mental health and substance use were sometimes part of the conversation around the band. Their lyrics often dealt with love and loss, which drew some criticism alongside the praise. They kept making music through the 2010s, though they took a break in 2018.
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