Thriving Ivory
Thriving Ivory formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Clayton Stroope on vocals, Cameron Tyler on guitar, Drew Cribley on bass, and Jeff Boulet on drums. They put...
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Thriving Ivory formed in Los Angeles in 2003 with Clayton Stroope on vocals, Cameron Tyler on guitar, Drew Cribley on bass, and Jeff Boulet on drums. They put out their self-titled debut album in 2005, which included the song 'Angels On The Moon.' That track found some traction on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.
They released two more albums, 'The Experiment' in 2008 and 'Ashes' in 2011. After a hiatus around 2012, the band reformed in 2016 with Stroope and Tyler joined by new members Brian Dwyer on bass and Joey West on drums.
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