Twinpine
Twinpine is an indie-pop duo from California that started in 2015, with Anya Taylor on vocals and Ethan James on guitar. Their first single "Better Lips" came...
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Twinpine is an indie-pop duo from California that started in 2015, with Anya Taylor on vocals and Ethan James on guitar. Their first single "Better Lips" came out in 2017 and got some attention for its bittersweet take on heartbreak. They've put out two albums: "Reverie" in 2018 and "Kaleidoscope" in 2021.
In 2019, Ethan James was diagnosed with a neurological condition that affected his guitar playing. He adapted with different techniques and technology to keep performing.
Anya Taylor has been vocal about social justice causes, which has drawn both criticism and support. Their songs like "Dalai Lama," "Mary Seasons," and "Snow Ball" continue to have a following.
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