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Set Forth
Set Forth EP
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By Dave Herrera
Published on June 03, 2008 at 8:49pm
If writing obscenely accessible pop is a crime, Set Forth should get the chair. Radio-friendly? Hell, these guys might as well send BFF pendants to program directors with copies of their four-song debut. Figures that the group formed at the behest of a radiohead. Shortly after catching Steve Melton and Tyler Ward at a talent competition, a local PD urged the two to form a band for a benefit with the Fray. With his input, they recorded a song he then put into rotation, to an overwhelmingly positive response. Ward is on his own now, and from the sounds of this Christopher Jak-produced EP, these Maroon 5 disciples are on their way to superstardom.
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