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Oak Glen
Oak Glen was a five-piece band with Jack Hawthorne on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Emily Harper on lead guitar and co-vocals, Ethan Stone on bass, Marcus...
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Oak Glen was a five-piece band with Jack Hawthorne on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Emily Harper on lead guitar and co-vocals, Ethan Stone on bass, Marcus Carter on drums, and Sophie Reed on keyboards. They put out a debut album called "Echoes of the Past" that included the song "Enemy."
Their music got some attention, though the details around their rise and any specific controversies mentioned in older bios feel a bit overblown. They had another song called "Home." The lineup and those couple of song titles are what's solidly in the record.
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