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The Oohlas
The Oohlas formed in Los Angeles in 2004. Their debut single 'Gone' came out in 2006, and it became their most recognizable track. They released three studio...
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The Oohlas formed in Los Angeles in 2004. Their debut single 'Gone' came out in 2006, and it became their most recognizable track. They released three studio albums: 'The Oohlas' in 2006, 'Broken Hearts and High Hopes' in 2009, and 'The Final Chapter' in 2012.
Guitarist Jason Mraz left the band in 2007 to work on solo material. The group's lineup included Ryan Andersen on vocals and guitar, Tim Kasher on bass and keyboards, and Aaron Sterner on drums.
Songs like 'Small Parts,' 'Snow Shoes,' and 'TV Dinner' show the band's straightforward approach to alternative pop. Their music had a direct quality that worked well on radio, even as their later albums didn't reach the same commercial level as their debut.
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