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An oscillating collective of musicians, The Olés have carved out a niche sound that continues to evolve with each release. In 2018 Olés teamed up with <a href="spotify:artist:2WjvvwAX0mdWwq3aFuUdtc" data-name="Rebelution">Rebelution</a>'s Wes Finley to produce their sophomore album, Rise. The album was well received, with Richie DeMaria of the SB Independent writing: "Of the many promising West Coast reggae hybrid bands to rise out of Isla Vista, few have shone so brightly or grown as strongly as The Olés. […] With Rise, they show they’re a musical powerhouse with which to be reckoned."
Cutting their teeth at Isla Vista house parties, The Olés have played across the U.S. - from Colorado to New York, and from Washington back down to SoCal - sharing stages with the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:2WjvvwAX0mdWwq3aFuUdtc" data-name="Rebelution">Rebelution</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5WcGRaGsl0b9sul7jVdDgc" data-name="Don Carlos">Don Carlos</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3Il8w8T0de4sdogo2EQEVJ" data-name="Passafire">Passafire</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0HYbyzzhI44iTHvYnf1nOs" data-name="HIRIE">HIRIE</a>, Katchafire, and <a href="spotify:artist:0cmBbO2sr4w0rRGt3rKvs6" data-name="Mad Caddies">Mad Caddies</a>. From the Monterrey fairgrounds at the California Roots Music and Art Festival, to the dim lighting of the studio back in Santa Barbara, The Olés have been on a journey to use their sound to connect and inspire people.
Cutting their teeth at Isla Vista house parties, The Olés have played across the U.S. - from Colorado to New York, and from Washington back down to SoCal - sharing stages with the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:2WjvvwAX0mdWwq3aFuUdtc" data-name="Rebelution">Rebelution</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5WcGRaGsl0b9sul7jVdDgc" data-name="Don Carlos">Don Carlos</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3Il8w8T0de4sdogo2EQEVJ" data-name="Passafire">Passafire</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0HYbyzzhI44iTHvYnf1nOs" data-name="HIRIE">HIRIE</a>, Katchafire, and <a href="spotify:artist:0cmBbO2sr4w0rRGt3rKvs6" data-name="Mad Caddies">Mad Caddies</a>. From the Monterrey fairgrounds at the California Roots Music and Art Festival, to the dim lighting of the studio back in Santa Barbara, The Olés have been on a journey to use their sound to connect and inspire people.
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