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The Silver Hearts
The Silver Hearts formed in London with Ethan James on vocals, Jake Marshall on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Liam Davis on drums. Their debut album was...
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The Silver Hearts formed in London with Ethan James on vocals, Jake Marshall on guitar, Emily Carter on bass, and Liam Davis on drums. Their debut album was called 'Echoes of the Heart.'
They're known for 'Diamonds And Gold,' which became their most recognizable song. The band released other albums including 'Whispers in the Wind' and 'Ashes to Diamonds.'
At one point they faced some criticism about being too commercial, and there were plagiarism allegations from a former member that were eventually resolved. They kept making music through those periods.
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