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Yungtown
Yungtown is an electro-pop duo from Youngstown, Ohio, made up of James Wilson and Christopher Cauley. They started making music that mixed electronic pop with...
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Yungtown is an electro-pop duo from Youngstown, Ohio, made up of James Wilson and Christopher Cauley. They started making music that mixed electronic pop with chiptune sounds and often leaned into satire. In 2018, their song 'Lovely Wii Fit Trainer' went viral, partly because of its music video where they dressed up in Wii Fit gear.
After that viral moment, they kept putting out singles and EPs. In 2020, they released their first album called 'Bubblegum Crisis.' Another track people know is 'Stickerbrush Symphony.' They've worked with other artists like Tally Hall and Conan Gray along the way.
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