R.A.C
R.A.C started as an electronic project in the 2000s, built around the duo of Simon Ring and Alexander Palm. Ring handled songwriting and vocals while Palm...
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R.A.C started as an electronic project in the 2000s, built around the duo of Simon Ring and Alexander Palm. Ring handled songwriting and vocals while Palm worked with synthesizers and rhythms. Their sound leaned toward electro-house and synth-pop, though the details about their origins beyond that are thin.
They had a breakout moment with "It's A Shame (feat. Pink Feathers)" in 2009, which got some attention for its beat and vocals. Other tracks like "Back Of The Car" and "Hollywood (feat. Penguin Prison)" followed, along with a debut album called "Real Active City." Later albums included "Reform" and "Exposure."
At some point they faced legal issues over plagiarism and copyright claims, which led to court battles. The project kept going afterward, with later work touching on techno, house, and ambient styles. Songs like "Let Go (feat. Kele, MNDR)" and "Heartbreak Summer (feat. K.Flay)" came out in this period.
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