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Simon and Milo
Simon and Milo were a duo made up of Simon Farraday and Milo Norton. They met as teenagers in London and eventually released a debut album called 'Electric...
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Simon and Milo were a duo made up of Simon Farraday and Milo Norton. They met as teenagers in London and eventually released a debut album called 'Electric Avenue.' That album included their song 'Get A Clue.'
Their sound mixed pop with rock and electronic elements, which some listeners found unconventional at the time. The song 'Get A Clue' became their most recognizable track.
They followed up with other albums like 'City Lights' and 'Time Out.' The duo's work together centered on that partnership between Farraday's vocals and Norton's guitar and songwriting.
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