Genre-bending artist, producer, and singer Mystery Skulls today releases his second album, One of Us, via Warner Bros. Records. For this follow-up to his 2014 breakout album Forever, a #1 hit on the iTunes dance chart, Mystery Skulls built upon his sonic tapestry of soul, house, disco and R&B, while zeroing in on a single "Big Brother"-esque concept. To celebrate the album release, Mystery Skulls has today announced a fall headline tour for 2017, kicking off in his hometown of Los Angeles on October 24 and including stops in Chicago, Boston, D.C., and New York. A full list of dates is below, with tickets on sale on Wednesday, August 9.
Born Luis Dubuc in Venezuela, Mystery Skulls spent most of his childhood in Toronto living above a video store, teaching himself English by consuming horror and sci-fi epics. Relocating once again, to Dallas, led him to pick up his first pair of drumsticks where he channeled his collective admiration of idols, from Michael Jackson to Nirvana to The Locust, into his earliest experimentation with music-making. Following a later move to Los Angeles, the self-taught musician began to make a name for himself, and with the release of Forever, he blazed into the electronic and pop sphere, collaborating with pop icons Nile Rodgers and Brandy, as well as earning press love from the likes of Noisey, Earmilk, Nylon, VIBE, and COMPLEX, who called his music "Some of the most addictive, hypnotizing disco-pop jams you'll hear...
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