Wild Cub

American indie group Crazy Cub came together in early 2012 when songwriter/composer Keegan DeWitt joined up with forces with multi-instrumentalist Jeremy Bullock and began creating their infectious make of electro-pop. DeWitt acquired become disillusioned with lifestyle in NY, and after on offer a advertising at his time job, he thought we would quit. He transferred to Nashville and concentrated his energy on developing Crazy Cub alongside composing film and documentary ratings. Once he fulfilled Bullock, the tires were set in place as well as the arrivals of drummer Dabney Morris, bassist Harry Western world, and synth/tips participant Eric Wilson cemented the lineup. Following that they wrote and documented their debut record, Youth, that was documented in Bullock’s home after they’d taken it to comprehensive the music. The record found its way to 2012 and was well-received on both edges from the Atlantic. Together with several high-profile tour schedules and festivals in the us, they won advantageous reviews because of their jubilant, ’80s-motivated synth pop and infectious electric guitar hooks. In the summertime of 2013, their one “Thunder Clatter” was found in a worldwide advert for Bose, and it eventually reached the U.K. graph. In early 2014, the self-released record was reissued to better distribution and with reward tracks on mother & Pop Music label.