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"CR34TIV1TY is intelligence having fun." -Einstein

The Nashville-based, electro-pop band LNYX (pronounced "Lenox") is comprised of husband and wife duo Scott Taube (Vocals) and Brittany Furse-Taube (Keys). After touring for 7 years both nationally and internationally ScottÃ¢ÂÂs previous band, Philmont (EMI), decided to part ways. While Scott wanted to continue writing and performing he said he was ready for something different.

Ã¢ÂÂAfter years of writing for the same band you start to run into limitations. YouÃ¢ÂÂre able to evolve your sound but you have to do so in baby steps so as not to alienate your existing fans. ItÃ¢ÂÂs been a blast writing and performing with LNYX. ItÃ¢ÂÂs tough to start from the bottom again but weÃ¢ÂÂve got absolute freedom to write the songs and pursue the sound we wantÃ¢ÂÂ. 

Brittany is no stranger to the band life either. SheÃ¢ÂÂs been touring with Scott since they got married in 2007 tackling all of the the road manger duties but, for her, making the transition from behind-the-scenes to front-and-center was equal parts intimidating and gratifying.

Ã¢ÂÂI grew up dreaming about being in the entertainment industry but I never thought IÃ¢ÂÂd actually end up on stage. To be in a band with my husband is beyond what I imagined!Ã¢ÂÂ

LNYX blends ScottÃ¢ÂÂs pop/rock songwriting style with BrittanyÃ¢ÂÂs longtime appreciation of electronic music. Mixed with current EDM influences the end result is an arsenal of synth-driven, four-on-the-floor anthems coupled with thoughtful lyrics and infectious, melodic hooks. 

LNYX digitally released the Ã¢ÂÂCaptivate EPÃ¢ÂÂ in January of 2014 followed by tour dates all over the US and Canada. The two have since been writing for a new release in 2015 including co-writes and collaboration pieces with several local and international DJ/producers.

Management:

Andrew Lazar - Timelapse Music Group
andrew@timelapsemusic.com

Just existing. Growing older and writing as therapy.

Electro Rock/Progressive/Metal/Acoustic/Denver

Savoring every influence in her life from the quirkiness of Wes Anderson's film "Grand Budapest Hotel" and many great musicians like Bjork, SOHN, and Death Cab For Cutie, Amy Kress has been writing songs since she was 8 years old. Once losing 12 years of music in an accidental hard drive crash, she's no stranger to shifting gears quickly, along with everything else she's faced the last few years. As much as it pained her to let go of the years of music embedded on that hard drive, she focused on writing during the morning and, of course, late night hours as well. The people in her life, the interchange of experiences with them, and watching the games they play with each other is what she finds most inspirational. Never wanting to be in a spot where she's not working on new music, the emotional upheaval and a stark change in her life has left her at a point point where she's motivated by creating new material.Born in Canada, Amy was an Aramco Brat living in Saudi Arabia with her family from the time she was five till the age of 12. She moved to the United States in 2001 during the unforgettable week of 9/11; settling in Colorado, she loved the state so much that she hasn't left. Not surprising since wonderful blue skies, mountain peaks, and good vibes are pleasantly abundant.

Recently published by Huffington Post Denver and soon to have a selection of wickedly fun dance pop songs in a new lineup, Amy is currently filtering through about an album and a half of new material. As far as influential people in her life, Glenn Sawyer, owner of The Spot Studio, who found her on SoundCloud was at the top of her list. She greatly admires the hours he puts into his work, and he has been a real inspiration with his continued encouragement. From performing at the Meadowlark and Denver Syntax Physic Opera to playing intimate performances at the Larimer Lounge and The Walnut Room, it's the live interaction from fans that moves Amy Kress to perform at her peak. A great musician who takes her craft seriously, her recent heart-felt performance at Herman's Hideaway took the Mile High City by storm.

Deep down inside, she finds it a bit difficult to express herself in a way that may captivate someone, yet many are turning their heads and giving attention to this Mile High artist that always takes special care to inject humor and a dose of healthy reality in all of her songs. On her debut album "Secret Music," every song she wrote was her favorite, only to be pleasantly eclipsed by the next. The big-sounding chorus on "Signs," and the wide appeal of songs like "The Crush" and "Saturday" are winning listeners over by leaps and bounds. Loving to puzzle listeners with the mixing of words and concepts, Amy enjoys taking on the brain teaser of her own to craft a finished product that represents everything she does to listeners. As far as the diverse Colorado Music scene, she loves that there is a sense of community in Denver, and the same faces you run into a lot have true support for one another. Also drawing influence from other greats like Stateless, Morning Parade, Joywave, and Civil Twilight, she has painted a few pieces that decorate her childrens' rooms, other precious domains that are closest to her heart. Excited to tour this summer, she is looking to the future for inspiration, and new lyrical material, but will likely be more than happy to return to those blissfully blue skies.

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