Vogue Machine

Vogue Machine is a synthpop duo from North Texas, founded in 2013 by producer Clayton Norris and musician Dylan Rice. Using an array of live synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and sequencers, Vogue Machine&#39;s sound went from &#34;synthetic&#34; instrumental tracks to danceable synthpop over the course of their tenure as a live band. Drawing from their love of eighties techno - <a href="spotify:artist:0dmPX6ovclgOy8WWJaFEUU" data-name="Kraftwerk">Kraftwerk</a> <a href="spotify:artist:0UKfenbZb15sqhfPC6zbt3" data-name="DEVO">DEVO</a> <a href="spotify:artist:2tyMOS8xKREgpEwHnLc6EX" data-name="Front 242">Front 242</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0yNLKJebCb8Aueb54LYya3" data-name="New Order">New Order</a> - to North Texas chillwave pop, Vogue&#39;s evolving sound edges on finding new genres, from instrumental film scores to music for Lo-Fi video games.

In 2017, Vogue Machine took their live show to Europe for the first time and began changing their sound to a complete live synthpop experience.

On January 29th, 2019, their track &#34;Kardio&#34; was used in a bumper promot Swim&#39;s &#34;Rick and Morty,&#34; expanding their role from performance band to studio musicians.

Vogue Machine&#39;s newest singles &#34;Someone Said&#34; and &#34;Nicotine Girls&#34; are out now, ahead of an upcoming series of tracks.

Live, Vogue Machine consists of Clayton Norris on lead vocals and synthesizers, Dylan Rice on bass synthesizer, bass guitar, and secondary vocals.