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Priority One
Priority One formed in 2007 with Ethan James on vocals, Josh Carter on guitar, Jake Stevens on bass, and Alex Rodriguez on drums. Their debut album 'Higher...
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Priority One formed in 2007 with Ethan James on vocals, Josh Carter on guitar, Jake Stevens on bass, and Alex Rodriguez on drums. Their debut album 'Higher Ground' came out the following year and included the track 'Brighter Day.'
They put out more albums like 'Unstoppable' and 'Illuminate,' and songs such as 'Hunted' and 'Symphony' show the range they worked with. The band had some trouble with their label around 2010 and faced accusations about a melody, but they kept recording.
Their music leaned toward pop with an uplifting feel, built around James's vocals and Carter's guitar work. The rhythm section of Stevens and Rodriguez gave it a steady drive. They didn't reinvent anything, but they made straightforward songs that connected with their listeners.
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