Michael Pitt
Michael Pitt came up in West Orange, New Jersey, and first made music with a band called Pagoda. They put out a few records in the early 2000s, including a...
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Michael Pitt came up in West Orange, New Jersey, and first made music with a band called Pagoda. They put out a few records in the early 2000s, including a self-titled album in 2001 and another called 'The Edge of the World' two years later.
He went solo in 2013 with an album called 'The Sound of the Time.' The song 'Death to Birth' came out the next year and got some attention for its moody, reflective feel. Another track people know is 'Hey Joe.'
There's not much else that feels solid enough to include here. The existing write-up mentions some personal struggles and collaborations, but those details come across more like promotional filler than grounded facts.
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