Lilly Scott & William Duncan form the electronic duo, Pleasure Prince. Standing alone as a truly new and unique sound, Pleasure Prince has crafted a cinematic essence of steamy, passionate, synth-pop, with a high energy live performance to boot. Blending electronica, 60’s style harmonies, and krautrock influences, the duo gives praise to icons like Daft Punk and Justice with their juicy analog synth compositions and unique drum and bass rhythms.
  Brooklyn blog, The Deli Mag, noted their vocals “echo the sweetness and retro-futuristic sci-fi edge of the much beloved Broadcast.” Birdy Magazine reviewed their debut album, ‘Numbers’ (2022), saying, “It’s synthesis of R&B and synth pop is impossible to resist.”
  Both talented multi-instrumentalists and producers- they compose, perform, engineer, and mix each song themselves in their Colorado Mountain recording studio, “The Mine.”
  After a transformative year in their studio, Pleasure Prince is ready to burst back onto the scene in 2024 with new music. The first two singles, ‘Dynasty Rich’ and ‘Downside” are larger than life summer anthems, with arena-sized vocal performances and massive drum production. This unique “double-play” release hits all streaming platforms May 3rd, 2024.
   Their highly anticipated sophomore album ‘General Pallor’ is slated to release globally on August 30th, 2024.

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the new album “i got too sad for my friends’ out now.

CONTACT
jp@atcmanagement.com

BOOKINGS
UK & EU: oliver.ward@unitedtalent.com
North America: ryan@arrivalartists.com 

PRESS
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Vök is a dream-pop/indie-electro band from Iceland.
Vök was formed in January 2013 to enter an annual band contest in Iceland, 'Músíktilraunir' (Music Trials).The problem? They didn't actually have any songs. Yet within a few weeks they were at the contest performing their brand new tracks. In a twist of fate (and talent) won the competition.

Vök’s sound mixes wistful electronics and melodic vocals, distant saxophones and reverberating guitars. Think The xx’s hypnotism, The Knife’s sexual tension and Poliça’s playful overdubbing.

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Booking:
jlee@apa-agency.com (US/Canada)

Licensing:
jessyr@subpop.com

Everything else:
wearenotsales@gmail.com

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