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Julian
Julian was a band from New York, with Adrian on vocals and songwriting, Ethan on guitar, Noah on bass, and Oliver on drums. They played open mics and...
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Julian was a band from New York, with Adrian on vocals and songwriting, Ethan on guitar, Noah on bass, and Oliver on drums. They played open mics and rehearsed a lot, and a record label executive saw them play and signed them to a multi-album deal. Their debut album included the song 'Straight to My Heart,' a ballad that got radio play and charted well.
After 'Straight to My Heart' came out, some critics said it sounded too much like another artist's work, which led to plagiarism allegations. The band kept making music through that, and other songs from that time include 'Angel' and 'Bambu Taquara.'
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