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Trills
Trills was a trio with Anya Sky on vocals, Ethan Reed on guitar, and Jonas Stone on drums. They had a song called "Hush" that got some attention in 1997....
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Trills was a trio with Anya Sky on vocals, Ethan Reed on guitar, and Jonas Stone on drums. They had a song called "Hush" that got some attention in 1997. Their music tended toward the atmospheric, with Sky's voice floating over Reed's guitar lines and Stone's steady drumming.
They put out a few albums after that, like "Whispers of the Heart" in 1999 and "Echoes of a Dream" in 2003. The group stopped working together around 2010. Some listeners connected with their sound, while others found it a bit too polished or sentimental for their taste.
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