Stereo Skyline!
Stereo Skyline formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s as a five-piece band. Their debut single "Black and Blue" came out in 2013, followed by their...
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Stereo Skyline formed in Los Angeles in the early 2010s as a five-piece band. Their debut single "Black and Blue" came out in 2013, followed by their self-titled album the next year. They put out two more albums, Echoes in 2016 and another called Black and Blue in 2019.
Their songs include "A Little More Us," "Baby You Win," and "Back To The Future." The band's lineup has Sam Kimble on lead vocals and guitar, Alex Moore on lead guitar, Eliot Bray on bass, Daniel Cruz on drums, and Mia Rodriguez on keyboards and vocals.
In 2015, they had a legal dispute with their former record label that slowed things down for a while.
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