46bliss

Electronic-based trio 46Bliss make melodic, ’80s-inspired pop. Called after an end over the NYC subway program, 46Bliss features the different abilities of vocalist Clare Veniot, keyboardist/vocalist David Cooper, and drummer/digital musician Jack port Freudenheim. Before arriving together, each person in the music group had a distinctive upbringing. Veniot was raised within a angling community in Canada, resided for a calendar year in Paris, as well as worked being a seamstress for the traveling Shakespearean performing troupe before shifting to NYC to spotlight singing. Likewise, Freudenheim was raised in France and had taken lessons from bebop drummer Kenny Clarke before arriving at the U.S. to review Indian and digital music at Wesleyan School. Cooper examined at Berklee College of Music in Boston, performed in various rings, as well as co-wrote the musical Captain Gravy: Where May be the Moon? that was highlighted in the 2003 NYC Fringe Celebration before conference Veniot in the East Community. 46Bliss released its debut record, Pistachio House, in 1999 and a self-titled record in 2005. YOU ARE NOT Good implemented in 2008.