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Subtle Pride
Subtle Pride formed in Portland, with Anya Morya on vocals and guitar. Their song 'Gentle Girl (feat. Silver & Smoke)' has a haunting melody and raw vocal...
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Subtle Pride formed in Portland, with Anya Morya on vocals and guitar. Their song 'Gentle Girl (feat. Silver & Smoke)' has a haunting melody and raw vocal delivery. The band includes bassist Cameron Dodds, drummer Ben Myers, and multi-instrumentalist Silver & Smoke, whose harmonies add depth to their sound.
They released an EP called 'Ephemeral' and later an album titled 'Veil of Dreams.' In 2019, they faced plagiarism allegations regarding an earlier track, which they addressed directly. Their music tends toward ethereal arrangements with melancholic undertones.
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