True Order re-create the sound of legendary icons New Order.

I started producing covers from bands I love, just for the fun of it. I rework my songs a lot (mostly mixing), so they might appear and disappear periodically. 

I play keyboards, guitar, bass and melodica. I love Depeche Mode, the Cure, James, Computer Magic, Kasabian, Phoenix Down and Nine Inch Nails.

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Hi everyone. I make Youtube videos. I have the age old problem of what music to use without breaching copyright. So I started making my own music the odd occasion. Anyway its become a hobby now. I am an amateur so most of my stuff is basic or experimental. Heavily infuenced by 80's and synthpop. New Order, Kraftwerk and Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. Thanks for listening. Martin

I am influenced to make music by my favorite new wave- synth pop bands and artists from the 1980s mainly, such as New Order, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Tears for fears. The human league, the cure, early ministry, etc. 

Another big influence is The band Orgy who ice be a lifelong fan of since age 9. 

I plan on creating music that portrays a new unique sound within Electronic genre of music and is most heavily composed from synths and bass guitar as leading instruments and of course unique and cool synthbass sounds that help portray the emotions of my lyrics and songs.

Founded by co-writers Matthew William and Kedra Caroline, The Morelings hit the Philly scene as a three piece in August of 2014 and later recorded their debut studio project with Philadelphia producer Kyle “Slick” Johnson in the fall of that year. Issued in January of 2015, the three-song EP, No Sign, consists of “dark dream-pop guitars, ethereal vocals, and dilated atmospheres” (Going Solo). The following summer, they toured the East Coast and Midwest as and, meanwhile, were invited to contribute a cover  of “Lonesome Tonight” to a New Order tribute album called Dreams Never End, about which Philebrity has said, “you’ll never settle for the original version again.” With positive reception, The Morelings released three captivating music videos for each song of their EP, establishing a firm visual aesthetic. In late June of 2015, the Morelings began working with Philadelphia producer Jeff Zeigler (The War on Drugs, Nothing, Kurt Vile) on their first full-length LP. They have since expanded their act to a five-piece, delivering live performances reflective of the rich, layered studio sound for which they have become known.

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