David Urbinati is a music producer and artist known for making soundscapes that fuse introspective electronic beats with the raw energy of indie rock and atmospheric acoustic textures. Growing up in West Palm Beach, Florida, David’s musical journey began with a conservative upbringing where classical music (and sometimes bluegrass) were the only sounds allowed in the home. As a classically trained violinist, he was taught that there was a “right” way to play music. All of which was challenged in college when he discovered post-rock and indie-electronic bands like Explosions in the Sky, Phoenix, and MGMT, igniting an interest for expressive and evocative sounds made by circuits rather than strings.

Since 2018, David has released four full-length albums, two EPs, and a collection of singles, exploring themes of longing, nostalgia, and hope. His music defies categorization, moving seamlessly between synthwave, indie rock, acoustic folk, and rich ambient pop. Influenced by artists like The Postal Service, M83, and Iron & Wine, David weaves layered synths, dreamy vocals, and traditional instruments into music that’s both reflective and deeply immersive.

Building on the success of his song, Heartbeat, from last year, David is gearing up for an exciting 2025. His new single, Talk, debuts February 14th, followed by a music video. Later this year, he’ll unveil his next full-length album, inviting listeners further into his sonic explorations—an ever-evolving journal of introspection and connection.

Freshman solo record, Dreaded Miracle, available now on all streaming platforms.

Cellist, creator, musician. 

Originally from Latvia, Magdalena Sustere is a cellist who is passionate about music in a wide variety of forms. From playing classical to World music, she finds joy in taking part in various projects. Her passion is reflected in her versatile career, encompassing the baroque, classical, and modern genres, as well as opera, gospel, musicals, world music, jazz, and improvisation.

Where the forces are greatest, breaking orbit is easiest.

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Alternative band from West Palm Beach, FL.

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