**Body Of Light, Gel Set, Some Ember**

Body of Light is an electronic duo and synth-pop band made up by brothers Andrew and Alexander Jarson. Starting as an exploration of noise, sound, and rich vocal loops, over their 10 years of existence, they have found a new foothold as something more complex, structured, and moving.

Their music is not only individually personal, but draws from shared experiences between the two brothers. Aspects from their music come from their own personal lives as well as our shared life experiences. Long time fans and creators of all kinds of electronic music, elements of new wave, freestyle, grunge, goth, and techno mesh into their work, like old radio signals bouncing off one another in time and space.

Haunting keys, swelling pads, and punching drums score their music as Alex weaves lyrics in a mystic, yet directly romantic approach. They prove to be a duo that is perfect for the dance floor, without a fear of trend or passing fashion.
In their 2019 LP Time to Kill, Body of Light finds themselves refining their brand of cold and driving synth pop with a bold pallet of sounds and a focus on newfound technique and purpose. Like the pale digital stare of the multitude of devices surrounding our daily lives, the songs weave stories of love and obsession in an era of technical bondage and fleeting exhilaration. That is not to say the album carries a message of pessimism, rather it’s meant to act as a startling reminder of how important our time is. Spanning 9 songs, the rhythm pounds infectiously and the synths penetrate like a knife. Produced by Matia Simovich at Infinite Power Studios in LA, the brothers found new intention through the sleek and heavy production offered. Written over a period of intense and profound change, this is an album that is set to stand apart from their previous output.

**Some Ember**
Long a fixture of the California musical underground, Some Ember has seen many forms – a solo dream pop bedroom project, a four-piece post-punk outfit, then a hardware-based synth duo, and now a solo performance project once more. Revolving around the songs, production, and dramatic vocals of multi-instrumentalist Dylan Travis, the project is now based in Los Angeles. Following cassettes on Crash Symbols, Night-People and Ascetic House, as well as LPs on Dream and Third Coming Records, Some Ember most recently self-released “Held a Fragment of the Moon,” an acclaimed return to self-produced minimal synth form.

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