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Racker Strong
Racker Strong is a band formed around singer-songwriter Jake Strong, with bassist Carl "CJ" Johnson and drummer Matt "Mo" Morrison. They started playing local...
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Racker Strong is a band formed around singer-songwriter Jake Strong, with bassist Carl "CJ" Johnson and drummer Matt "Mo" Morrison. They started playing local venues, building a following through those shows.
In 2018, they released their debut single "Amazing," which found an audience with its upbeat sound. The song drew some criticism about its use of religious themes, but the band continued performing and recording.
Their first album was called "Unleashed," and they followed it with other records like "Redemption." They also have a song called "Melanina" among their work.
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