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We Are Magnetic
We Are Magnetic formed in Los Angeles around 2018, with vocalist Ellie Hayes and producer Jake Stevens at the center. Their debut single 'Shut The Lights' got...
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We Are Magnetic formed in Los Angeles around 2018, with vocalist Ellie Hayes and producer Jake Stevens at the center. Their debut single 'Shut The Lights' got some attention, establishing them as an electro-pop act.
They released a self-titled album in 2019, followed by 'Neon Dystopia' in 2021 and an EP called 'Echoes in the Static' in 2023. The music moved from straightforward electro-pop toward darker, more experimental sounds over those releases.
Guitarist Marcus Anderson also played with the group, adding some organic texture to their electronic arrangements.
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