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Wide Awake
Wide Awake formed in London in 2015 around vocalist Ryan Ellis, guitarist Josh Smith, and drummer Alex Thomas. Their debut EP 'Echoes' came out the following...
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Wide Awake formed in London in 2015 around vocalist Ryan Ellis, guitarist Josh Smith, and drummer Alex Thomas. Their debut EP 'Echoes' came out the following year, establishing a sound that mixed pop, rock, and electronic elements. They later started their own independent label after parting ways with their original record company in 2017.
Their track 'Love Me (feat. Jacob Banks)' brought them wider attention, and they followed it with songs like 'Something More' and 'Ready.' The band released additional EPs including 'The Dreamers' and 'Phoenix.'
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