Laughing Colors
Laughing Colors formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Isaac Moore on bass, and Jake Wilson on drums. They started...
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Laughing Colors formed in Los Angeles in the early 2000s, with Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Isaac Moore on bass, and Jake Wilson on drums. They started out playing local gigs, gradually building a following through steady live shows.
Their song "10.000 Miles" became their most recognizable track, though the existing history doesn't specify when it was released or what album it appeared on. Other songs in their catalog include "7-11 Blues," "All day long," "American boy," and "Autumn."
At some point, Ethan James made comments during a live performance that were seen as critical of the mainstream music industry. Their debut album was called "The Distance Between."
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