Bdy_Prts - Fly Invisible Hero (2017)

'Subtle harmonies and avant-garde theatrics are setting the Scottish duo apart.' The Line of Best Fit // 'BDY_PRTS (make) theatrical, slightly avant-garde electro-pop with simple yet effective harmonies.' D.I.Y // 'BDY_PRTS write great songs. Like, really great songs.' CMU Daily // 'Sheer, effortless pop music.' Clash // BDY_PRTS are a band hailing from Glasgow, Scotland comprising of two songwriters Chicago-raised Jill O'Sullivan (of cult band Sparrow And The Workshop) and Jenny Reeve (of Strike The Colours and frequent Malcolm Middleton collaborator) - alongside drummer/producer Jonny Scott (The Kills, Chvrches and Marnie). Describing themselves as 'electro future-pop' on record their music is a melody-driven, 80s-tinged indie-electro-pop fusion. Live BDY_PRTS sound is coupled with a unique and striking visual identity, aided by of the otherworldly and genre-defying costumes designed with visual artists Urara Tsuchiya and Lesley Anne Hepburn. On stage Jill and Jenny's intertwining costumed limbs offer a visual feast whilst their vocals, melodies and full band set-up (with guitar and drums) one for the ear, creating a show full of sonic and theatrical flair. BDY_PRTS have released three singles, most recently Rooftops (August 2017) which premiered on The Line of Best Fit, preceded by IDLU and Cold Shoulder (released in 2014/15 respectively). The latter two premiered on Clash and New York's Neon Gold blog, with plays by DJs Vic Galloway (BBC Radio Scotland) and Steve Lamacq (BBC Radio 6 Music). With Cold Shoulder finding itself on BBC Radio 1 Introducing playlist with, to date, a massive quarter of a million streams on Spotify alone. BDY_PRTS have previously played coveted shows such as the BBC Introducing Stage at T In The Park (2015). Newly signed to Primary Talent. A headline UK tour to be announced soon. The album was written, recorded and produced by the BDY_PRTS, engineered by David McAulay and Jamie Savage, and mixed by close friend Paul Savage (Franz Ferdinand, Mogwai) throughout December 2016/January 2017.