OTE
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OTE

OTE formed in 2011 around vocalist Natalia Rogovin and multi-instrumentalist Dan Molad. They started playing in small venues while developing a sound that...

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OTE formed in 2011 around vocalist Natalia Rogovin and multi-instrumentalist Dan Molad. They started playing in small venues while developing a sound that drew from folk and electronic music. Their debut album 'Of the Earth' came out in 2014.

In 2015, their song 'Comes Around' became a viral hit, though it also brought accusations of plagiarism. The band denied those claims and continued working. Other tracks like 'Falling Apart' and 'Keep Dancing The Whole Way' show their range from moody ballads to more driving material.

Their music tends toward atmospheric arrangements with Rogovin's vocals at the center. They haven't followed a predictable path since that initial attention, quietly putting out songs that feel more like personal statements than attempts at another viral moment.

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