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The Band Cope dives deep with "Submarine"

  • December 4, 2023
  • Natalie Patrick
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The Band Cope is a new music group that has just released a great song, "Submarine." The group comprises four friends: Ellie, Marc, Bill, and Harry. They all love different kinds of music, like shoegaze and indie. They have been friends for ten years and started making music together. Harry joined the group just before the pandemic began.

"Submarine" is a perfect song that talks about feelings and experiences. The group recorded it themselves in a studio in Carlsbad. They wanted to make sure it sounded like them. They worked with a person named Gabe Dagrezio to help them record it. They also had William Bowden help them make it sound even better.

The Band Cope has played at some music festivals and will play at another one in New York City next year. People like their music because it is different. They call it "gay sleaze rock". They will also talk about their music on a radio station in California. They hope people will like "Submarine" and listen to more of their music.

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