Simian Mobile Disco
Simian Mobile Disco is James Ford and Jas Shaw, a London duo who started working together in 2002. They put out their first album 'Attack Decay Sustain...
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Simian Mobile Disco is James Ford and Jas Shaw, a London duo who started working together in 2002. They put out their first album 'Attack Decay Sustain Release' in 2007, which included the track 'I Believe' that became a notable part of the electronic music landscape at the time.
After leaving Warp Records around 2010, they began releasing music through their own Delicacies label. Their albums include 'Temporary Pleasure' from 2009, 'Unseen Forces' from 2013, and 'Murmurations' from 2018. Other songs in their catalog include 'Audacity of Huge' and 'Cruel Intentions'.
Both Ford and Shaw work as multi-instrumentalists and producers, with Shaw also handling vocal duties. Their music draws from house and techno, with an experimental edge that has kept them active in the scene for over two decades.
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