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Naomi Harlen
Naomi Harlen formed in Los Angeles with lead singer Anya. Their debut album "Uncaged" included the single "Can't Forget," which got them some attention. They...
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Naomi Harlen formed in Los Angeles with lead singer Anya. Their debut album "Uncaged" included the single "Can't Forget," which got them some attention. They followed it with albums called "Unveiled," "Unbreakable," and "Uncharted."
At some point the band took a break due to personal issues, then regrouped. Their music has been described as alternative rock with pop elements, and later incorporated some electronic and R&B sounds.
The band includes Anya on vocals, Ethan on guitar, Maya on drums, and Jake on bass. They've maintained a presence in independent music circles without becoming a mainstream fixture.
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