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JmNPR

JmNPR formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s with Jackson Miller on vocals and guitar, Noah Powell on bass, and Ryan Pratt on drums. They put out their...

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JmNPR formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s with Jackson Miller on vocals and guitar, Noah Powell on bass, and Ryan Pratt on drums. They put out their debut single "Gimme A Smile" in 2015, which caught on with its upbeat rhythm and got some chart attention.

In 2017, the band faced plagiarism accusations about "Gimme A Smile," which they denied. They released two albums after that, "Chasing the Sun" in 2018 and "All Bright" in 2021.

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