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There is more than one band with this name. (1) Sweater Weather is a musical ensemble hailing from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. With six members and an array of instruments at their disposal, these fresh-faced youths are making their own way through the indie rock territory that was marked out by the Shins, Sufjan Stevens, and others just after the turn of the millennium. Casey Trela is the primary songwriter and the voice of Sweater Weather. His acoustic guitar and soft tenor can lull you into relaxation, at which point he carries you into a psycho-strummed stomp fest just to...

KEITH SWEAT (born in New York - Harlem on July 22, 1961) is a R & B / Soul American singer / songwriter, record producer, radio personality and innovator of the "New Jack". Keith Sweat began his musical career as a member of a group from Harlem called "Jamilah" in 1975. Thanks to Jamilah, Sweat can hone his craft as lead singer performing at a regional level in the tripartite New York, New Jersey and Connecticut . The group was initially formed by bassist Larry Peoples, guitarist Michael Samuels and drummer Walter Bradley. Other members of the group who later...

There are at least five bands called Sweater: 1) A shortly lived band featuring the artist David Ford that eventually evolved into the internationally ignored pop rock band, 'easyworld'. 2) Brooklyn two piece, experimental folk outfit made up of Richard Vagnino and Jacob Kaplan. 3) The more well known is the Indie Pop/Korean Rock band 스웨터 (Sweater). They are from South Korea led by 이아립 (aka.Earip) and 신세철 aka.Mellowyear. Sweater plays modern rock style music, but not plain guitar pop, even combined Synth pop & electronic sound. They released two albums Staccato Green(2002) and Humming Street(2003) (and an earlier EP...

Sweater Beats is a Brooklyn-based producer who makes music for the bedroom. His music can be found here: www.soundcloud.com/sweaters .

Model Engine is a post-grunge alternative rock trio featuring Jeremy Post (guitar, vocals), Brad McCarter (bass, vocals) and Erik Herzog (drums, percussion). Post and McCarter had previously played with Black Eyed Sceva, but once that group disbanded in 1996 they continued with Herzog in Model Engine the following year. Model Engine signed with the Warner subsidiary SaraBellum in 1997 and released their debut album The Lean Years Tradition in the fall of 1997. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide .