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Spencer William
Spencer William is a band from Atlanta, Georgia that formed in the late 2000s among friends. Their debut single "Good Graces" came out in 2014 and got them...
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Spencer William is a band from Atlanta, Georgia that formed in the late 2000s among friends. Their debut single "Good Graces" came out in 2014 and got them some attention. They followed it with an album of the same name in 2015.
The group includes Spencer William on vocals and guitar, Jake Davis on bass and vocals, Dan McCroskey on guitar and vocals, and Kaleb Jones on drums. They've put out a few more records since then, like 2018's "Circles" and 2021's "The Story of You." Other songs in their catalog include "Trust Issues" and "Villain."
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