Pigeon John
Pigeon John is the project of Mark Jungwirth, who started making music in the early 2000s. Their sound pulls from hip-hop and funk, with some electronic...
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Pigeon John is the project of Mark Jungwirth, who started making music in the early 2000s. Their sound pulls from hip-hop and funk, with some electronic touches. The 2005 single 'The Bomb' got some attention in skate and BMX circles.
They've put out records like 'Pigeon John and the Summertime Pool Party' in 2003, 'Hopes and Dreams' in 2008, and 'Pigeon John Sings the Blues' in 2016. Songs like 'Eviction notice' and 'Freaks! Freaks!' show a loose, conversational style that doesn't stick to one genre.
In 2008, a radio station pulled their song 'Time Keeps Tickin Away' over the lyrics. Jungwirth has worked with Talib Kweli and Aloe Blacc, and the music often touches on everyday struggles without turning them into slogans.
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