Jack Stauber

Jack Stauber is a musician and animator from Pittsburgh who started putting out music around 2013 with his debut album 'Finite Form.' His work often combines electronic sounds with pop and folk touches, and he's known for creating his own surreal visual pieces to go with the songs.

A track called 'Buttercup' gained attention online in 2017, partly because of its stop-motion video. Stauber has kept releasing material since then, including albums like 'Pop Food' and 'HiLo,' and shorter pieces under the 'Micropop' name. Some of his songs have straightforward titles that hint at everyday moments, like 'Those Eggs Aren't Dippy,' 'Paper Towels,' or 'Cheeseburger Family.'

He sometimes works with other artists, and his live shows might involve collaborators, but most of his recordings and animations come from his own hands. The music doesn't follow one clear genre path, it might feel playful one minute and quietly reflective the next, all wrapped in those handmade visuals.