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The Dramas
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| The Dramas | ||
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 The Dramas
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | Manhattan, New York USA  |
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| Genre(s) | Indie rock | |
| Years active | 2006 – present | |
| Website | http://www.myspace.com/thedramas | |
| Members | ||
| Michelle Albano Dan Zweben |
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The Dramas are an American indie rock band. They originated in Manhattan, New York.
The band is made up of NYC singer/songwriter Michelle Albano and LA transplant Dan Zweben, who came together in the beginning of 2006 to form the pop/rock harmony-driven duo known as The Dramas. The Dramas made their debut with a performance at the 57th Annual Songwriters Hall of Fame Showcase in NYC in March, 2006.
Their song, "Something More" was featured as the closing song on Episode 8 of ABC's TV show Men In Trees.
The Dramas released their first EP, "The Actual Truth" in May 2006.
Previously, Albano released a solo record called Second Guesses. Zweben had his music played on Season 4 of the TV series Smallville.
- The Actual Truth (2006)
- The Dramas at MySpace;