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Rest Acres
Rest Acres formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Emily Raiter, guitarist Ethan Johns, bassist Ben Gross, and drummer Josh Carson. They worked with folk and...
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Rest Acres formed in 2010 around singer-songwriter Emily Raiter, guitarist Ethan Johns, bassist Ben Gross, and drummer Josh Carson. They worked with folk and dream pop elements, making intimate, atmospheric tracks.
In 2012, their debut single "I Remember" got attention on indie radio and streaming services. The song's melody and Raiter's lyrics about lost love connected with listeners.
They released more music after that, including the 2015 album "The Rest of Our Lives." The band's lineup changed over time, with Gross leaving in 2018 and Johns departing in 2020.
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