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Out of Office
Out of Office formed when vocalist Aaron Carmack and keyboardist Tanner Cartwright met at Berklee College of Music in Boston. They started writing songs...
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Out of Office formed when vocalist Aaron Carmack and keyboardist Tanner Cartwright met at Berklee College of Music in Boston. They started writing songs together, eventually releasing their debut EP 'City Night Lights' in 2019.
Their 2021 single 'Hands Up' became their breakthrough track, gaining attention for its upbeat energy. The band followed it with a full album of the same name that year.
In 2022, Out of Office faced a copyright lawsuit regarding 'Hands Up' that drew some public attention. They released another album called 'New Beginning' in 2023.
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