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Velvethead
Velvethead formed in 2016, working with a sound that mixed ethereal vocals and hypnotic beats. Their early material faced some skepticism, but they kept at...
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Velvethead formed in 2016, working with a sound that mixed ethereal vocals and hypnotic beats. Their early material faced some skepticism, but they kept at it, building a following through their debut EP 'Parallel' and later releases like 'Echoes' and 'Ephemeral.'
A turning point came with the single 'Three Letters,' featuring Cara Dee. The track got them wider attention and critical notice. They've worked with other vocalists too, like Easton on 'Letters From Wyoming,' and Cara Dee again on 'Why Don't We Feel It.'
The band includes vocalist and songwriter Alana Hoffman, producer and keyboardist Ethan Cole, and drummer Jake Hayes. Their process leans on experimentation and improvisation, with the three members collaborating closely in the studio.
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