The Wrong Door (E1SBAR Remix)

Fixing Clocks are neighbors and allies Thomas Shiner and Zachary Martin who assemble soundtracks for battered dreams. Fixing Clocks make music that bears a pathway toward both the elaborate and the unadorned as they intertwine in space. Much like the guts of a timepiece, the concentric moving parts of melody and thump are at once candid, practical, hidden, synergistic, beautiful, and are tended to with awareness.

〢Life is pitched down ⚆

On 2018, together with a long-standing group of friends, he founded Sunfish collective and brought his experiences to Lake Maggiore, the place of childhood. Sunfish is nature, philosophy and musical research, this triangle drives Alessandro to continue his journey and to create new connections 

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1/2 of @bedtobed
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Booking and podcast: sunfishcollective@gmail.com
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Upcoming gigs:
16 May - Klunkerkranich DE
23 May - kiosk puntamolino IT
7 June - Icaro park IT
12 July - Kiosk Puntamolino (as BADTOBAD)
18 July - Piretes of Rock (VB) 
23 August - Slow on water (Lake Maggiore)
31 October - Kiosk Puntamolino (as BADTOBAD)


past gigs:
31 August - Slow on water [Lake Maggiore]
11 October - Anfiteatro Martesana [MI]
13 October - LOW _ Circolo Masada [MI]
31 October - Kiosk Punta Molino [Lake Maggiore]

We're so connected, but can be so far apart. This is the distinct reality of modern life, creating the feeling that shapes the sound of cosmopolitan duo E1sbar. Nearly 500 miles separate Piper Davis (Toronto) and Francisco Cueto (Washington DC metro area), and they've never met. But as E1sbar the two seamlessly collaborate on an ethereal style of electronic pop that encapsulates the allure of traveling without moving. Wherever you go, there you are. Davis's often soaring vocals compliment Francisco Cueto's meticulous production. The overall sound of E1sbar is immersive, slick, and utopian; a 3D sound that inspires visions of monorails and jet packs. The pair's distance subtly influences the mood, but the collaboration remains intimate and entwined.