Disco Shrine, aka Persian Barbie, is the LA based, pop spark plug known for being a songwriter, world traveling DJ, and event curator.

Disco Shrine released her debut single 'Up In The Air' in 2018 through French label Kitsune in partnership with the NBA. The electro-pop track was inspired by her parents' immigration story to America from Iran. 'Up in the Air' has touched global audiences receiving acclaim from such outlets as Refinery 29, charted in numerous countries including Spain, Greece, France, and Sweden as well as being played at major retailers including H&M, Zara, Uniqlo and Kitsune. To support the release, Disco Shrine curated a series of pop up events in unconventional locations such as Laundromats, Barber Shops, and Mattress Stores to advocate for immigrant rights.

“Embodying the essence of empowerment” - Earmilk 

“Proves you should already be taking pop music seriously” -The 405 

“...like everything she does, it's a straight up bop” - Gorilla vs Bear

“Disco Shrine projects nothing but confidence and wavy, west coast summer vibes.”- Paper Mag

“Call ‘em chemists cuz Disco Shrine has the formula to bop-making down to a science” - MTV

“Disco Shrine makes us feel like the 90s Britney Spears era is coming back for more” - Ladygunn

One conversation with a wise man is better than ten years of study in a public school. - D.B. Patterson,

Pregnant is the musical pipe works of once described hillbilly savant Daniel Trudeau, an intriguing self taught producer, visual artist, musician, and father hailing from Sacramento and the Sierra Nevada Foothills of Northern California. Pairing a sweet vocal style reminiscent of Neil Young/Kermit the Frog with a swelling collage of electronics, foot pedals, guitars and even saxophone, Pregnant’s whimsical and DIY vibrations are dream-worthy and environmental. Raising his daughter in Northern California brings inspiration to the all aspects of his music, as the lyrics and instrumentation work together to capture a feeling of modern isolation, personal struggle, and self-discovery. After a rapid succession of limited edition releases that helped refine and perfect his sound he has combined his efforts with Mid-Western percussionist and song smith Schuyler Petersen of the solo Project "Make Belief". Petersen brings odd new amendments to the project, "correcting" Trudeau's impulsive and quick working style to create more easily digested versions of the older signature Pregnant sound. The eclecticism is propped up even further by bass player Sean Hayashi; a long time Sacramento Musician and resident. Lastly, the years of experience that holds Pregnant together through Trudeau, Petersen and Hayashi is deflated once more so that the music remain playful and buoyant by the young miss Brynley Stoner who has never claimed to have been a musician, showing that "if you can talk you can sing" type of energy that keeps Pregnant unconventional. This incarnation of Pregnant strives to combine diverse sample driven dance music with lyrics in a way that has never been done before.

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