Not Long After
Not Long After formed in Los Angeles with Emily Scott on vocals and guitar, Matthew Stevens on guitar, and Louis Castro on bass. They worked with acoustic...
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Not Long After formed in Los Angeles with Emily Scott on vocals and guitar, Matthew Stevens on guitar, and Louis Castro on bass. They worked with acoustic arrangements from the start, releasing a debut album called 'Ephemeral Echoes' and following it with 'Acoustic Tapestry'.
Their song 'Cords (Acoustic)' became their most recognized track, though they also recorded others like 'Dissension' and 'Down Through Time'. The band's material tended toward introspective lyrics and guitar-based melodies rather than heavily produced arrangements.
They maintained a fairly low profile outside of their recordings, with no major commercial breakthroughs documented in reliable sources. Their music circulated among listeners who appreciated acoustic-oriented songwriting with emotional directness.
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