Candyland

There are more than one artist under this name. 1. Candyland is a California based production duo consisting in Ethan Davis and Josie Martin. They are Electronic music producers ranging from Dubstep and Glitch Hop tracks with Electro blends as seen on their first EP titled Bring The Rain released on 2013 on the biggest and leading Electronic music label Spinnin' Records who decided to release their music after the success seen on their Skrillex and Bingo Players remixes wich led tk them remixing acts like Nicky Romero and Elephante too Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are more than one artist under this name. 1. Candyland is a California based production duo consisting in Ethan Davis and Josie Martin. They are Electronic music producers ranging from Dubstep and Glitch Hop tracks with Electro blends as seen on their first EP titled Bring The Rain released on 2013 on the biggest and leading Electronic music label Spinnin' Records who decided to release their music after the success seen on their Skrillex and Bingo Players remixes wich led tk them remixing acts like Nicky Romero and Elephante too, to name a few. The duo split around 2014/15 wich led to Josie release solo tracks under the American label Monstercat, including collabs with Shoffy and RICCI. Starting 2017 the project was officialy dead until March 2022 when both former members announced their comeback as a duo releasing 'Nirvana' on Monstercat five years after the project's disappearance and almost sevem years after their break-up. 2. Candyland was formed in London by Felix Tod (vocals) and David Wesley Ayers Jr. (guitar). This lineup soon grew to include Kenediid Osman (bass), Derrick McKenzie (drums), and Colin Payne (keyboards). Their first and only album, Suck It and See, was released In 1991, and although three singles were released from it (Fountain O' Youth, Kingdom, and Bitter Moon), Candyland broke up later in 1991. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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