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I Fight Fail currently resides in Canton, OH. Canton is a pretty typical
                        Midwest city, but is known mostly for the NFL Hall of Fame. However,
                        the city does have a thriving arts and entertainment district, too. Plus, the
                        city is located a mere 60 miles south of Cleveland. This allows bands
                        from Canton plenty of opportunities to play. I Fight Fail has performed
                        with Pop Evil, Hawthorne Heights, and Go Radio. But, in my opinion their
                        success and potential lies within their own sound. This sound, as the
                        band claims, has been a musical evolution since 2014. The alternative
                        rockers consist of music veterans Andy Potter (vocals), Anthony Carter
                        (drums), and Daryl Johnson (guitar).

                        I Fight Fail originally began in 2006, but per their bio, they “found their
                        sound in the summer of 2013.” Their perseverance and hard work paid
                        off  with  the  release  of  their first  EP  in  2014,  “Move  Me.” This project
                        caught the attention of Standby Records, who subsequently signed the
                        band and released their 2nd EP, “Voyages and Vantage Points” in 2016.
                        But, alas, this is all looking back. I prefer to look forward. You can check
                        their new video out here: https://youtu.be/gpPVI2Y1_5s

                        Speaking  of  new…I  Fight  Fail  will not disappoint  with  “Silhouettes.”  It
                        brings their evolved sound to the forefront and will ensure their fans stay
                        happy, plus win them new ones. A band that has been around like they
                        have only proves their passion, drive, and desire. I expect you will be
                        able to catch them throughout the Midwest in 2019. I also assume that
                        more new music will be released. I strongly suggest if you get a chance
                        to catch them live, you should do so. They have been around a while for
                        a reason. That reason to me is obvious -- they are extremely talented.

                        In the meantime, I will keep swinging for the fences. I’ll be sure to tip my
                        cap as I cross home plate with our next ReverbNation Featured Artist.
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