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'''To My Boy''' is an electro pop duo consisting of Jack Snape and Sam White who originate from [[Chesterfield]] and [[Liverpool]] but are currently based in Liverpool. They have recently been on tour with [[Jakobinarina]] and have made one full length album, ''Messages'' (co-produced by [[James Ford]] of [[Klaxons]] and [[Simian Mobile Disco]] fame), as well as several singles. Fitting with their electronic sound, their lyrics mainly deal with future technology and other science fiction themes. |
'''To My Boy''' is an electro pop duo consisting of Jack Snape and Sam White who originate from [[Chesterfield]] and [[Liverpool]] but are currently based in Liverpool. They have recently been on tour with [[Jakobinarina]] and have made one full length album, ''Messages'' (co-produced by [[James Ford]] of [[Klaxons]] and [[Simian Mobile Disco]] fame), as well as several singles. Fitting with their electronic sound, their lyrics mainly deal with future technology and other science fiction themes.To My Boy are currently in the process of writing their second album and as a result of this will be off the musical radar at least until early 2009. |
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To My Boy is an electro pop duo consisting of Jack Snape and Sam White who originate from Chesterfield and Liverpool but are currently based in Liverpool. They have recently been on tour with Jakobinarina and have made one full length album, Messages (co-produced by James Ford of Klaxons and Simian Mobile Disco fame), as well as several singles. Fitting with their electronic sound, their lyrics mainly deal with future technology and other science fiction themes.To My Boy are currently in the process of writing their second album and as a result of this will be off the musical radar at least until early 2009.
Discography
Albums
- "Messages" 2007