Their debut single "Cascade" is available now on iTunes, Bandcamp and CDBaby, with an 4-song EP to follow this summer.

From an interview with Cleveland Scene...

Crooker and Foldi have known each for about 10 years and have worked together on a variety of projects over that time. Crooker works on film soundtracks and would often need Foldi to sing demo vocals. They wanted to start a proper band but they could just never get their schedules to sync up. "We developed a good songwriting relationship," Crooker explains. "I wrote [the song]'Cascade' a year ago and Chris did the vocals for it. We thought we'd revisit it but in the fall, he got Michelle to sing on it. That was it and I knew we had to release it and become a band."

"Cascade"is a perky electro-pop single that recalls the better synthesizer-based music of the '80s (think Depeche Mode or the Pet Shop Boys). "I would go with electro-pop," says Crooker when asked to describe the band's sound. "The songs are pretty hooky. I was making a joke the other day about unearthing the past to create the future. I was laughing because we have one guitar tone that sounds like the Fixx or [the Police's] Andy Summers. It's so 1983. We thought it was perfect for the song."