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Trella
Trella started as a quartet with vocalist Anya, guitarist Ethan, drummer Jake, and bassist Emily. They put out their debut single "Crash" in 2018, a song that...
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Trella started as a quartet with vocalist Anya, guitarist Ethan, drummer Jake, and bassist Emily. They put out their debut single "Crash" in 2018, a song that caught on with its moody melody and reflective lyrics. It became their breakthrough track, leading to their first album "Euphoria" the following year.
In 2020, a leaked recording of a private band argument surfaced online, creating some public noise around the group. Around the same time, Emily's social media posts about political topics drew mixed reactions from fans and critics. The band released another album called "Ashes to Embers" in 2022, which followed earlier songs like "Down" and "Stand Up."
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