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American electronica musical project

Owl City
Owl City performing at the Bowery Ballroom in 2009

Owl City performing at the Bowery Ballroom in 2009
Groundwork information
Built-in (1986-07-05) July five, 1986 (historic period 35)
Origin Owatonna, Minnesota, U.S.
Genres
  • Electronica
  • synth-popular
  • indietronica
  • pop
  • CEDM
  • CCM[1]
Years active 2007–present
Labels Commonwealth, Sky Harbor
Associated acts
  • Port Blue
  • Sky Sailing
  • Lights
  • Breanne Düren
  • Matthew Thiessen
  • Pond With Dolphins
  • Windsor Airlift
Website owlcitymusic.com
Members Adam Immature

Owl Urban center is an American electronic music project created in 2007 in Owatonna, Minnesota. It is ane of several projects by singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Adam Young, who created the project while experimenting with music in his parents' basement. Owl City developed a following on the social networking site MySpace, like many musicians who achieved success in the late 2000s, earlier signing with Universal Commonwealth Records, now Democracy Records, in 2008.

After two independent releases, Owl City gained mainstream popularity with his 2009 major-label debut album, Ocean Eyes, which includes the 6-time Platinum single "Fireflies". The anthology was certified Platinum in the United States in Apr 2010.

In June 2011, Owl Metropolis released its tertiary studio album, All Things Bright and Beautiful, which was followed by The Midsummer Station in August 2012. Owl Metropolis has recorded songs for several animated films, including Fable of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole, Wreck-It Ralph, The Croods and The Smurfs two.[ii] Owl Urban center also has released several charting singles, most notably "Skilful Time" and "Fireflies".

Adam Immature

Adam Randal Young (born July 5, 1986) is Owl City's founder and merely abiding member. He was born in Ottumwa, Iowa, and raised in Owatonna, Minnesota,[3] where he graduated from Owatonna Senior High School and so found work at a Coca-Cola aircraft warehouse.[4] [v] He began composing melodies in his head while working, which he would then record in his studio in his parents' basement.[half-dozen] [7]

Young is a devout Christian and stated that his faith is the just thing more important to him than music.[viii] He has described himself every bit introverted and believes he has symptoms of Asperger syndrome; however, he has not been officially diagnosed.[9]

History

2007–2009: Early on years, Of June and Maybe I'm Dreaming

Suffering from indisposition while working loading Coca-Cola trucks, Adam Young began to compose music,[10] [11] [12] recording with a C-1 Behringer Microphone. Amid the software that he began with was Reason from Propellerhead.[13] [14] He began uploading songs recorded in his parents' basement to Myspace.[12] [15] He started to receive favorable attention for his music and and so helped cultivate this nascent fanbase past beingness an open and accessible spider web presence, responding to whatsoever messages he received and constantly posting blogs.[16] He has variously attributed the name Owl City to either his sister having a pet owl which in one case got loose in her church,[17] or the 1962 brusque film An Occurrence at Owl Creek Span.[18] His managing director Steve Bursky later highlighted the significance of Young'due south engaging online manner in building his post-obit proverb: "People feel like they know him, like they've got a direct connection to him considering of how he approaches his connection with them online."[16] Through a deal with the digital aggregator CD Babe, he then started making the songs available for sale through iTunes.[16] In 2007, Owl City released an EP titled Of June, followed by the 2008 release of the album Peradventure I'm Dreaming. Of June reached No. fifteen on the Billboard Electronic Albums chart, and Perhaps I'm Dreaming peaked on the same chart at No. 13.[nineteen]

The viral phenomenon that was edifice through Myspace caught the attention of Universal Republic presidents Avery and Monte Lipman who approached Young with a view to signing the artist.[16] Republic recommended Young partner up with 27-twelvemonth-old manager Steve Bursky of Foundations Artist Management and the two began working together in belatedly 2008. When subsequently asked by HitQuarters why the label chose him for a major label deed given his relative inexperience, Bursky said:

"I think they saw Owl City equally representing the future of our business. This idea of a child in a tiny town in rural U.S. being able to make songs in his basement that sound similar Top 40 radio could never have happened x years agone. By hiring a young management visitor who understands the business circa 2011 over a seasoned industry vet, who might not sympathise the online spaces well, showed a lot of understanding of where this kid was going to end upward having success."[16]

Owl City's label deal with Universal Republic was finally confirmed in February 2009.[twenty] According to Bursky there was initially some disagreement almost the direction Owl City should follow, telling HitQuarters: "They were fix to send him into the studio with big producers and smooth him up to effort to become this thing that he wasn't. Merely we put our foot down and said, 'Look, the reason you signed this child is because information technology's working. Whatever it is nigh him—his music, his interaction with his fans, his brilliance in the online infinite—these things are connecting with people, and as soon equally you change that you lose what'due south special near this artist.' To their credit, they really listened and they got it."[16]

2009–2010: Ocean Eyes

Body of water Eyes, Owl Urban center's major label debut, was released on iTunes on July xiv, 2009, with the concrete release post-obit on July 28, 2009. The album debuted at No. 27 on the Billboard 200. Owl Urban center released three singles from this album: "Umbrella Beach", "Vanilla Twilight" and "Fireflies".[21] "Fireflies" topped the United states of america and Canadian charts. Ocean Eyes reached the top ten on the United states of america album charts, topped the Usa electronic charts, and also reached Amazon MP3's meridian 10 almost downloaded album listing. By April 2010, information technology was certified Platinum in the United states of america.[22] On January 24, 2010, Owl City reached the No. i spot in the UK Top 40 Singles chart with "Fireflies". The vocal "Tidal Wave" besides received pregnant airplay on Christian music radio stations.[23] On January ii, 2011, it was revealed "Fireflies" was the 20th virtually downloaded vocal of all time in the UK.[24]

Young was joined by Breanne Düren on several tracks; the most notable example of which is "The Saltwater Room". Owl City's live band consists of Breanne Düren (background vocals/keyboards), Matthew Decker (drums), Laura Musten (violin), Hannah Schroeder (cello), and Daniel Jorgensen (vibes).[25] [26] Relient K vocalist Matt Thiessen has toured and collaborated with Owl City on several tracks, including "Fireflies", where Thiessen tin be heard providing the backup vocals. Young also produced Relient K's song, "Terminals".

"Fireflies" was released every bit a free download on the game Tap Tap Revenge 3 by Tapulous. Prior to the July fourteen, 2009, Internet release of Ocean Eyes, and the "Fireflies" single, Steve Hoover was hired as a managing director for a music video for "Fireflies". The video was to have had an sectional premiere on MySpace,[27] but had been leaked onto YouTube and Dailymotion hours earlier. "Fireflies" became a large sleeper hit, topping the Billboard Hot 100 in the Us for the calendar week ending November seven, 2009.[28]

Owl City is featured on Soundtrack 90210 with the vocal, "Sunburn", which was released on Oct 13, 2009.[29] Owl Urban center has toured with The Scene Aesthetic, Lights, John Mayer, Maroon 5 and Brooke Waggoner. He was also guest featured in the soundtrack to Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland with a vocal, "The Technicolor Stage", that had already been featured in his debut anthology.[30]

In 2010, Young revealed a new musical projection known as Sky Sailing, which moved away from his usual electronica genre of music and introduced acoustic guitar and piano accompaniments into his work. The unrefined tracks were recorded in the summer of 2006 before he began making music as Owl City.[31] His first album under this new project is entitled An Airplane Carried Me to Bed, and was released July xiii, 2010, via iTunes.[32]

In May 2010, Immature collaborated with high-profile British electronic composer, producer, musician, and songwriter Nick Bracegirdle. Under his Hanky-panky alias, Bracegirdle released the unmarried "Middledistancerunner" on August i, 2010, featuring Adam Immature on vocals. This is the first unmarried from the fourth Chicane album Giants. He also worked with famed Dutch producer Armin van Buuren, actualization on a rails chosen 'Youtopia' from the van Buuren anthology Mirage. In September, "To the Sky" was officially released via iTunes on the soundtrack for Fable of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole. On October 25, 2010, Young released a encompass version of the praise and worship song "In Christ Alone" as a streaming MP3 on his website.[33]

Taylor Swift's song "Enchanted", released on Oct 25, 2010, was rumored to exist nigh the time she met Adam Young. Young recorded his cover of "Enchanted" as a response, altering the lyrics to address Swift directly. He posted the recording on his website Valentine'south Mean solar day, February 14, 2011.[34] [35]

In November 2010, a new album called Flight was released on iTunes for one of his other musical projects, Windsor Airlift.[36] A new Christmas single called "Peppermint Winter" was as well released during that month.

2010–2011: All Things Brilliant and Beautiful

Production on Young's 3rd studio album began effectually mid-2010, with Young being announced as the executive producer of the anthology.[37] [38] On October eighteen, Young wrote an entry on his blog regarding his third studio anthology, saying that the anthology was nearing completion.[39]

In February 2011, the title of the anthology was announced to exist All Things Bright and Beautiful and that the album would be released on May 17. Even so, on April 6, Immature released a argument on his website, along with lengthy previews of iv of his songs ("Dreams Don't Plough to Dust", "Alligator Sky Featuring Shawn Chrystopher", "Galaxies", and "Deer in the Headlights"), that the release date for All Things Vivid and Beautiful would be pushed back to June 14.[twoscore] [41]

"Alligator Sky" was released as the atomic number 82 single from the anthology on iTunes. Later that calendar month and in early April, tickets went on sale for the All Things Vivid and Beautiful Globe Bout,[42] [43] [44] and All Things Vivid and Cute became available for preorder.[45] The song, "Galaxies" would be released every bit the second single from the album.

Owl Urban center performing at the nine:30 Social club in Washington, D.C., in November 2011

The music video for "Alligator Heaven" would be released on May 6. Young discussed the concept in a making-of video posted on Owl City's VEVO account, "The concept is basically well-nigh these two guys who are leaving Earth. Rather than it being this very dark post-apocalyptic vibe, it'due south very optimistic, and so it'south like people are excited to leave earth."[46]

"Deer in the Headlights", the third single from the album, was released on iTunes on May 23. In June of that year, All Things Vivid and Beautiful was released on iTunes. Although only a few days prior on May 20, virtually all of the album leaked onto the Internet.[47] The music video for "Deer in the Headlights" was released. It features Immature driving through the dark in a replica of the DMC DeLorean featured from the Back to the Time to come trilogy.[48] Canadian musician Lights also makes a cameo appearance during the video.

"Alone Lullaby" was released every bit a single on iTunes, which was previously available only to Owl Urban center Galaxy members, on July nineteen. Young was interviewed in the August issue of Platitude Magazine. He also appeared on the encompass of the mag and the issue also featured some of Young's very own artwork. Afterward during the month of July at the Club Nokia concert in Los Angeles, Young announced that the concert was being filmed for a Live DVD. The recording was eventually released on iTunes in Nov 2011.[49]

On November 15, 2011, Jumeirah released a commercial for their famous Burj Al Arab luxury hotel.[50] Young was called upon to compose the music for the commercial.

2011–2013: The Midsummer Station

In Young's final tour dates of 2011, he performed a new song entitled "I Hope Y'all Think of Me".[51] On January 2, 2012, Young wrote an entry on his blog regarding his fourth full-length anthology. Young said that he would be collaborating with more producers and songwriters, proverb that his new record "Marks a flight leap in this direction". Immature expected the album to be released around tardily Summer to Fall 2012.[52] In an interview with Billboard, Young revealed that the new album is around 80–85% complete, and that Dr. Luke, JR Rotem, Norwegian production team Stargate, Brian Kennedy and Emily Wright are involved with the production of the anthology. He was too unsure whether "I Hope Yous Think of Me" would make the concluding runway listing.[49]

Young, forth with Jewel and Jay Sean, released a vocal in promotion of the Kid Hunger Ends Here entrada past ConAgra Foods entitled "Here's Hope".[53] [54] On April 17, 2012, "Dementia", a song by Young which was intended to be included on his upcoming album leaked onto the internet. The song features additional vocals past Marker Hoppus of Blink-182.[55]

Immature announced that a new EP, Shooting Star, was to exist released on May 15 and would feature iv songs off his upcoming album, so that fans a could get clear taste of what the anthology would sound like.[56] On May 24, 2012, Young announced on Twitter that Owl Metropolis'southward 4th studio anthology would be titled The Midsummer Station,[57] and that it would exist released on August fourteen, 2012, worldwide, apart from in the U.k. where it would be released on September 17, 2012.[58] On June 21, 2012, Young announced that the release engagement of the album would be pushed back to August 21, 2012, but the U.k. release date would remain the same.[59] On July 12, 2012, Young appear via Twitter that the Uk release appointment would be pushed forward to August 20, 2012.[60]

Immature announced via Twitter that he would exist collaborating with Carly Rae Jepsen on a new song, claiming that it would exist released on June 26, 2012.[61] On June xx, 2012, he released the unmarried, "Proficient Time", via his SoundCloud account.[62] [63] The vocal was released on iTunes on June 26, 2012. It received generally positive reviews from critics, including Billboard: "It only makes sense that he's joined by Jepsen...[on] a track that could go a radio staple for the rest of the summer,"[64] and Entertainment Weekly: "'Practiced Time' goes downwardly easier than a frozen margarita at a beachfront tiki bar."[63] "Proficient Fourth dimension" was written by Matt Thiessen, Brian Lee and Young himself.[65] The song debuted at No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 and later peaked at No. viii, becoming his 2d meridian 10 in Usa.

On August viii, Young announced through his email newsletter that he would exist holding a "Release Day Listening Party" on August 21.[66] and would be doing multiple TV performances, including The Today Bear witness on August 22.[66]

On Baronial 18, Immature released a small clip of a studio version of "I Hope You Think of Me". The following day, August 19, Young also released ii demo songs: "Beautiful Mystery" and "Paper Tigers".[67] [68]

On October 5, the single "When Tin I Come across You lot Again?", from the Disney film Wreck-It Ralph, was released.[69]

On November 6, the EP Good Time (Remixes) was released, featuring many remixes, including ane from Young himself.[70]

In mid-2012, Universal announced that subsidiary Universal Democracy Records would be airtight down, with the label's entire roster beingness transferred to Republic Records; as a issue, all future Owl City material will be released on Republic Records.[71]

In December 2012, Adam Immature released a cover of the Art Garfunkel song "Bright Eyes" from the film Watership Downwardly and released information technology to his SoundCloud page;[72] [73] he had previously cited Watership Down as one of his favorite books,[74] stating, "Probably the book that is super inspiring is a volume chosen Watership Downwards by Richard Adams. Information technology's from the late 70s, about talking rabbits, and information technology's a very grounded-in-reality volume. It'due south not a kids' volume, but it has to do with these talking rabbits and their adventure, and there's a lot of metaphors and crazy stuff. And that'south e'er been a very inspiring matter. If ever I'm feeling dry out, or going through writer'south block or something, I just even leaf through some pages of that book and I'm like 'Whoa, I have to go make music!'" [75]

Owl Metropolis did not release a full studio album in 2013, despite such reports.[76] In January 2013, Young stated that his new music would contain more than EDM songs than his previous studio efforts.[77] He hoped to tape a song for the anthology with Ellie Goulding and claimed that his new album would exist "edgy".[78] Instead of a full-length album, Owl City released The Midsummer Station—Acoustic EP on July 30. The EP contained acoustic versions of the songs "Good Time", "Shooting Star", and "Gilded", taken from his latest studio album.[79] [lxxx] The EP besides contained two previously unreleased B-side tracks: "Hey Anna" and "I Promise You Think of Me".[80] [81]

In the meantime, Young worked on multiple songs for animated films and television commercials. On March four, the single "Polish Your Way", featuring Young and Yuna, was released on iTunes from the soundtrack to The Croods.[82] Owl Metropolis performed a 90-2d jingle for Oreo's "Wonderfilled" commercial in May 2013.[83] In June, information technology was revealed that Owl Metropolis would appear on The Smurfs 2: Music from and Inspired By Soundtrack. The track, called "Live Information technology Up", was released in the soundtrack album.[84] Owl City released the single "Low-cal of Christmas", which featured tobyMac, on October 22.[85] [86] The song was created for the 2013 VeggieTales Christmas movie Merry Larry and the True Light of Christmas.[87] [88]

2014–2015: Ultraviolet and Mobile Orchestra

2014 saw the release of the single "Beautiful Times", which features violinist Lindsey Stirling and was released on April viii.[89] Young stated that he intended to release a steady "serial of EPs" in 2014 rather than i larger recording,[90] though he later on considered then confirmed that he would be releasing a full studio album in 2014.[ citation needed ] In June, Immature announced that the first extended play would be titled Ultraviolet, and it was released on June 27.[91] [92] The day before, the "Beautiful Times" music video also made its debut on Rolling Stone's website.[93] [94]

Owl City appeared on The Fine art of McCartney tribute album to Paul McCartney, covering the track "Listen to What the Human being Said".[95]

On October seven, Owl City uploaded the official audio stream for "Tokyo" featuring singer Sekai no Owari to his official OwlCityVEVO YouTube channel.[96] An official lyric video for some other new track, "You're Non Alone" featuring Britt Nicole, was published on the following day.[97]

In December 2014, Owl Urban center released a new unmarried for Christmas: "Kiss Me Babe, Information technology's Christmas Time".[98] [99]

Owl City released a promotional song, "2015", of him singing that he would be releasing a new album.[100] On May 5, a sneak peek of Owl Metropolis's and so-upcoming vocal "Verge" featuring Aloe Blacc aired on ESPN's "Draft University." The vocal was released on May 14.[101] Owl Urban center released a second unmarried, "My Everything", on June 5, 2015, followed past "Unbelievable" on June 25. In April, Immature stated that Owl City would be returning with a new anthology, later announcing the release of Mobile Orchestra for July 10 of that yr with a lead single "Verge".[102]

An animated video for "Unbelievable" was also released on June 29, 2015 and features Hanson.[103]

2016–present: Scores and Cinematic

On December eighteen, 2015, Immature announced that he would focus on a new projection titled "Adam Young Scores". During each month of 2016, he composed and recorded a score based on a subject of his choice, which is something he had wanted to accomplish for a long time.[104] [105] On February i, 2016, the beginning score, which is based on the Apollo 11 mission, was released on Young's "Adam Young Scores" website. This was followed past x additional scores on the showtime day of each month of 2016. In reflection of this discussion, each song, 10 scores, were all based on historical events that impacted Adam Immature in some type of thing over the fourth dimension of his entire career as a musical artist and personal lifetime.

On November 24, 2016, Owl Urban center released "Braggadocio", which was a new Christmas song that also came with a music video.[106] [ ameliorate source needed ] On June 15, 2017, Owl Urban center released "Not All Heroes Wear Capes" as an individual song without an album. On Oct thirty, 2017, Young announced throgh his social media accounts that he would exist releasing an 18-track anthology, Cinematic, with a release appointment of June 1, 2018.[107] The Cinematic album has 15 songs, and each song has iii alternative versions in the anthology.

He revealed that during the eight months from October to June, three EPs, which he has called Reels, would exist released, each with three songs. He stated that the inspiration for this album is from "the astonishing people he has met and the places that he has seen."[108] The anthology'south second single, "All My Friends", was released on November 3.[109] On Dec 1, 2017, Owl Urban center released the first, Reel 1.[110] On January 12, 2018, a vocal from the album, "Lucid Dream", was released.[111] The second Reels EP was released on February two, 2018,[112] and the third Reels EP on April six, 2018.[113] [114] In addition, Owl City released a remix of "Jesus Freak" by DC Talk[115] on January ane, 2021.

Musical styles and influences

Owl Metropolis's music is described as indietronica and synth-pop and is ofttimes described as belonging to the electronic music genre.[116] Young has stated that he is inspired by disco and European electronic music, as well as instrumental genres such equally drone, ambient, and post-rock. He cites his biggest influences every bit Johnathon Ford of Unwed Sailor and Thomas Newman. Young besides incorporates some of his Christian faith into his music, since he is a vocal Christian.[117] [118] [119] Young's organized religion is evident on the album, All Things Vivid and Beautiful, peculiarly in "Galaxies". Explaining why the faith-filled vocal was added to the mix, he said, "I feel like if I were always to hide the fact that that'due south what's so important to me, it would be a crime, that I should probably be put in jail for that."[120]

Owl City also has been compared to the Mail, ofttimes critically, for his combination of fuzzy synths, ironic lyrics and use of female guest singers.[121] Pitchfork.com goes to say that "The surprise No. ane single in the land, Owl City's 'Fireflies', jacks the Post in such a bald-faced, obvious way that getting into specifics feels redundant at best and tacky at worst."[122] In response to the suggestion that his piece of work is derivative, Young suggested in a 2009 interview with The New York Times that Ocean Optics is mayhap the "adjacent chapter" afterwards the Postal Service: "The Postal Service released a record in 2003, and that was information technology. In that location was really nothing to compare it to until some i else came forth and wrote the next chapter. Maybe that's this record. Maybe that's this band."[123]

Touring band

Owl City is i of Young'due south many solo projects, with all music written, composed, recorded, and produced by him. During live performances he is accompanied by a group of supporting musicians:[124] [125]

  • Breanne Düren – keyboards, backing vocals
  • Jasper Nephew – guitar
  • Rob Morgan – bass guitar, music producer[126]
  • Gabriel Hagan – drums

Former

  • Casey Brown – drums
  • Matt Decker – drums
  • Steve Goold – drums
  • Daniel Jorgensen – guitar, vibraphone, bass guitar
  • Laura Musten – violin
  • Hannah Schroeder – cello
  • Austin Tofte – keys, vocals

Concert tours

Discography

  • Peradventure I'm Dreaming (2008)
  • Ocean Eyes (2009)
  • All Things Bright and Cute (2011)
  • The Midsummer Station (2012)
  • Mobile Orchestra (2015)
  • Cinematic (2018)[107]

Awards and nominations

Year Association Category Nominated work Consequence Ref.
2009 Žebřík Music Awards Best International Discovery Owl Metropolis Nominated [127]
2010 ARIA Awards Virtually Popular International Artist Nominated
Q Awards All-time Rail "Fireflies" Nominated
The Record of the Year Record of the Year Won [128]
Billboard Nihon Music Awards Hot 100 Airplay of the Year Won
2011 Billboard Music Awards Top Trip the light fantastic/Electronic Album Ocean Optics Nominated
Flecking Awards Best Video "Fireflies" Nominated [129]
2012 VevoCertified Awards 100,000,000 Views "Good Time"** Won
Billboard Japan Music Awards Hot Meridian Airplay of the Twelvemonth Won [130] [131]
Digital & Airplay Overseas of the Year Won
NRJ Music Awards International Group/Duo of the Twelvemonth Nominated
2013 VevoCertified Awards 100,000,000 Views "Fireflies" Won

Note: **Shared with Carly Rae Jepsen

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