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Window Serenade
Window Serenade formed in Willow Creek in 2006 with Ethan Sinclair on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Emily Rose on bass, and William Thomas on drums. They...
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Window Serenade formed in Willow Creek in 2006 with Ethan Sinclair on vocals, Jake Carter on guitar, Emily Rose on bass, and William Thomas on drums. They started playing original material in local coffee shops and bars. In 2009, they released their debut EP "Whispers from the Void."
Their 2011 album "Dream" included the title track that became widely known. The band faced challenges in 2013 when Carter was arrested for drug possession, but they continued working together. They put out another album called "Elegy" in 2015.
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