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Easy Listening Stu
Easy Listening Stu surfaced in the mid-2000s as an anonymous electro-pop duo. They've kept their identities hidden, known only as Stu and L, which has added a...
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Easy Listening Stu surfaced in the mid-2000s as an anonymous electro-pop duo. They've kept their identities hidden, known only as Stu and L, which has added a layer of mystery around their work. Their debut album 'Monster' came out in 2009, with the title track gaining some traction online.
Their sound leans on atmospheric synths and Stu's distinctive vocals, often circling themes of isolation. After 'Monster', they put out a second album called 'The End' in 2013, along with a few EPs like 'When the Sun Goes Down' and 'The Void'.
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