Redsine are Ben Clark & Ryan Kris. They are an Electronic 'Indie-Dance' two piece from Adelaide, Australia. Described by one fan as the love child of Ramstein and Bloc Party, however I don't think that was ever the intention. Redsine is an energetic synth driven experience that tells the epic story of dark vs light. They formed in the early part of 00's with the intention to play live electronic music. In those days it was all about the DnB, Breaks, and Chemical Beats. Soon however, their love of 80's bands like New Order and Depeche Mode took over and a new sound started to form.



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BIO:
At the intersection of Indie Pop & Electronic Pop, you’ll find Albuquerque-by-way-of-Brooklyn artist MEMORYY (Shaun Hettinger), an artist who feels equally at home churning out remixes for dancefloor heavy hitters like Body Language, as he does outputting neon pop tracks for TV & film - like Netflix’s Chelsea Handler theme song. Excitement for Memoryy's original synth-pop brand has grown from tiny music blogs all the way up to the likes of NYLON & The Huffington Post, with his viral songs frequently topping music-blog aggregator HypeMachine’s Popular chart.

No stranger to charting on iTunes, his award-winning SKELETONS LP (2017) spawned 2 international iTunes hits. A two year production, SKELETONS featured collaborations with artists like Brothertiger, The Golden Pony, and Frances Cone, as well as behind-the-boards help from Yeasayer-producer Abe Seiferth, Saint Motel-producer Joe Napolitano, and Grammy-nominated Katy Perry mixer Luke Tozour. An 80’s baby to his core, Memoryy finally delivered the Pop album of his dreams - bright pop hooks from the keytar-era splattered with modern production flourishes.


PRAISE FOR MEMORYY:

"Memoryy makes metallic future-pop for lovers."
         -NYLON

"Redefining Synth-Pop."
         -Huffington Post

"Over the past five years Memoryy has developed quite the impressive synth pop portfolio."
         -Indie Shuffle

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