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Shopie Rose
Sophie Rose is a quartet from Los Angeles. Their song 'Hurt By You' got attention for its direct emotional quality, with lyrics that felt personal rather than...
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Sophie Rose is a quartet from Los Angeles. Their song 'Hurt By You' got attention for its direct emotional quality, with lyrics that felt personal rather than crafted for effect.
They've worked as a four-piece with Sophia Adley on vocals, Ethan James on guitar, Lucas Hayes on drums, and Isabella Martinez on bass and backing vocals. The group's sound sits in a pop space with some soul inflection, leaning on melody and vocal delivery rather than production tricks.
In 2022 there was some discussion around their single 'Lost in Time' and questions about originality, though the details never fully clarified.
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