Michael Shynes
Michael Shynes released several albums between 2005 and 2015, including "Love in Motion," "The Heart of Darkness," and "Hope and Redemption." Their songs like...
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Michael Shynes released several albums between 2005 and 2015, including "Love in Motion," "The Heart of Darkness," and "Hope and Redemption." Their songs like "Pictures Of Home" and "Next To You" have a straightforward melodic quality.
In 2009, guitarist James Wilson left the band. Four years later, singer Michael Green was arrested on drug charges, which led to a break in their activity. They returned with the 2015 album "Hope and Redemption."
Their music draws from pop and rock, with lyrics that often touch on personal themes. Other tracks include "Rush" and "Chasing After The Moon."
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