CAPITAL CITIES
Production duo Ryan Merchant and Sebu Simonian make up the core of Capital Cities, an emerging L.A.-based band that writes shamelessly catchy, intelligent electro/pop tunes. Although a new band, you've probably already heard their music through their day job as a successful commercial composing team writing for the likes of “Big Home Improvement Corporation,” “Giant Japanese Auto Maker” and “Multi-National Telecommunications Conglomerate.”
Performing as a three piece with guitarist Nick Merwin, their live show is crafted to make the terminally awkward dance and the cynically cultured say, “That was actually pretty good."
Introducing Jeffrey Jerusalem, the West Coast's next hot-shit producer, performer, and remixer. The high-energy moniker of Portland, Oregon's Jeff Brodsky, Jeffrey Jerusalem delivers ecstatic rhythms, and primitive bliss as part of his multimedia lifestyle. As a producer, Jerusalem's music combines playful, lo-fi bedroom disco—characteristic of Portland's dance scene—with the top shelf techno-craftsmanship of his peers at DFA.
CAPITAL CITIES
Production duo Ryan Merchant and Sebu Simonian make up the core of Capital Cities, an emerging L.A.-based band that writes shamelessly catchy, intelligent electro/pop tunes. Although a new band, you've probably already heard their music through their day job as a successful commercial composing team writing for the likes of “Big Home Improvement Corporation,” “Giant Japanese Auto Maker” and “Multi-National Telecommunications Conglomerate.”
Performing as a three piece with guitarist Nick Merwin, their live show is crafted to make the terminally awkward dance and the cynically cultured say, “That was actually pretty good."
Introducing Jeffrey Jerusalem, the West Coast's next hot-shit producer, performer, and remixer. The high-energy moniker of Portland, Oregon's Jeff Brodsky, Jeffrey Jerusalem delivers ecstatic rhythms, and primitive bliss as part of his multimedia lifestyle. As a producer, Jerusalem's music combines playful, lo-fi bedroom disco—characteristic of Portland's dance scene—with the top shelf techno-craftsmanship of his peers at DFA.
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