Somewhere between the dreamy saturated new-wavy synthscapes of their 2020 debut and the alt hip-hop revolutionary rants of late, Salt Lake City phenom Die Shiny has exploded on to the underground scene as the act to keep an eye on.

With a prolific social media grind, a default setting of solidarity, and a knack for cranking out catchy bangers, the electropop duo seems to be attracting something of a cult following - a quirky group of neurodivergent misfits and truth-seekers, undoubtedly curated by the personalities behind the art.

Aside from being inseparable besties and life partners, Songwriter/Front-human Callie Crofts and Drummer/Producer Zac Bryant are a well-tuned and deeply symbiotic creative team. The non-binary couple has devoted the last decade to relentlessly pursuing a life in music - a path that is not for the faint of heart.

Crofts’ songwriting style holds nothing back and strays from consistent formula, while somehow managing to create hooky earworms that feel entirely unique. A discography bursting with fierce candor and purpose married to an energizing show with their five-piece live band has firmly established Die Shiny as local queer icons and fearless activists.