Royal Bliss
Royal Bliss formed in 2015 around vocalist Ava Rose, with guitarist Ethan James, bassist Marcus Grey, and drummer Alex Wilde. Their debut single 'I Love You'...
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Royal Bliss formed in 2015 around vocalist Ava Rose, with guitarist Ethan James, bassist Marcus Grey, and drummer Alex Wilde. Their debut single 'I Love You' became a hit, establishing them with a straightforward pop sound. They followed it with songs like 'Devils and Angels' and 'Crazy' that kept to similar territory.
Their first album was called 'Symphony of Love,' and they later released records titled 'Unbreakable' and 'Evolution.' The band faced some vocal issues with Ava Rose and a plagiarism dispute over a song called 'Heartbeats,' but they kept working. They've also recorded tracks like 'Medication' featuring Shim and 'By & By.'
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