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Laney Rene
Laney Rene formed in 2015 with Laney Rene on vocals, Chris Kobs on guitar, and Will McGee on drums. Their debut single 'Safe Place' came out in 2017 and got...
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Laney Rene formed in 2015 with Laney Rene on vocals, Chris Kobs on guitar, and Will McGee on drums. Their debut single 'Safe Place' came out in 2017 and got some attention for its direct emotional tone. They followed it with an album called Learning to Let Go that same year.
After a break, they returned in 2021 with a second album, The Fire Within. The band has been open about mental health in their work, with songs like 'No Fear' touching on personal themes without much decoration. They keep things fairly simple instrumentally, built around guitar, drums, and Laney's voice.
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