My Dear Disco

Later Renamed Ella Riot. Outside Their University's Classroom Walls After The Textbooks Had Been Closed For The Night A Small Group Of Students Would Come Together For Late-Night Dance Parties. In The Ceremonial Musk Of Their College House Basement The Sounds Of Miles Davis And Alice Coltrane Faded Into The Beats Of Daft Punk And Michael Jackson. As Their Friendships And Passion For 4-On-The-Floor House Beats Grew Those Parties Morphed Into The Dance Band Known Today As My Dear Disco. On Stage Lead Singer Michelle Chamuel Vocodes Harmonizes Manipulates And Effects Her Voice Live With A Homemade Key-Tar Sings In English And French And Belts Through A Megaphone Half Her Size. Mad Scientist And Guitarist Robert Lester Uses The Electric Guitar To Conjure Up Massive Soundscapes Other-Wordly Pads And Futuristic Arena-Rock Solos. Synthesist And World Champion Bagpiper Tyler Duncan Draws From His Own Life To Concoct A Personal Memoir In Sound Childhood Nostalgic 8-Bit Nintendo Basses Teenage-Suppressed 90's Techno Power Pads College-Dorm Rediscoveries Of Michael Jackon’s Thriller Leads And The Current Inexplicable Noises That Have Very Little To Do With This World. This Explosive Combination Is Held Together By The Rhythmic Bond Of Bassist Christian Carpenter And Drummer Mike Shea. These Influences Coalesced To Create What The Band Has Coined "Dancethink Music." Some Might Call It High-Brow Guilty-Pleasure Dance Music. At The End Of The Day It's Hard To Find A Genre For A Band Of Music Degrees Shamelessly Enamored With Catchy Hooks Who Wield A Giant Megaphone Shred On Electrified Irish Bagpipes Write 80's-Esque Rock Anthems In 5/4 And Re-Sample Themselves Doing It Live -- All To Create A Modern-Day Musical Frankenstein That Will Pull Even The Most Self-Conscious Listeners On To The Dance Floor. read less