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Thunderheist
Thunderheist is a Vancouver electronic duo formed in 2008 by vocalist Melissa McBain and producer Grahm Reynolds. They released their self-titled debut album...
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Thunderheist is a Vancouver electronic duo formed in 2008 by vocalist Melissa McBain and producer Grahm Reynolds. They released their self-titled debut album in 2010, which included the track "Jerk It." That song found some attention online around that time.
Their music combines electronic production with McBain's vocals, which have a soulful quality. They've put out a few more albums since then, including 2012's "The Thundering Heard," 2016's "Manic Mechanics," and 2019's "All the Way Down." Another song people know is "Sweet 16."
They've worked independently for most of their time together. The duo's sound pulls from R&B and hip-hop rhythms within an electronic framework.
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