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Simgm
Simgm was a band that put out a few albums in the 2010s. Their debut, 'Dumpster Love Yourself' from 2015, gave them a song of the same name that seemed to...
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Simgm was a band that put out a few albums in the 2010s. Their debut, 'Dumpster Love Yourself' from 2015, gave them a song of the same name that seemed to connect with people. They followed it with 'Echoes of the Void' in 2017 and 'Ashes to Embers' in 2020.
Their music didn't fit neatly into one category, pulling from folk and electronic sounds. The track 'Roses & My Sons' is another one people remember. They had a four-person lineup with members named Zeph, Echo, Ash, and Ember.
They weren't particularly interested in chasing mainstream trends, which sometimes put them at odds with the usual music industry channels. The message in songs like 'Dumpster Love Yourself' was straightforward enough about self-acceptance, and that's what stuck with their listeners.
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