Jeremy Dawson (born in Texas, but raised in Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA) is best known as the keyboardist of the American new wave/indie rock band Shiny Toy Guns.[1]
Jeremy Dawson | |
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 Jeremy Dawson and Mikey Martin | |
| Background information | |
| Born | May 19, 1978 Shawnee, Oklahoma |
| Genres | New wave, indie rock |
| Occupation | Musician |
| Instrument(s) | Keyboard, bass guitar |
Bands
editJeremy was the driving force behind the act Cloud2Ground. He is also the co-founder of Shiny Toy Guns.
Cloud2Ground (1996-2000)
editBandmate, Chad Petree participated in Cloud2Ground with Jeremy.
Slyder
editThe Shiny Toy Guns song "You Are the One" has its roots in Slyder's trance song "Neo", put out under Chad and Jeremy's moniker. "Neo" and "Score" was used in the video game Grand Theft Auto III.
Shiny Toy Guns (2002-present)
editJeremy created Shiny Toy Guns with bandmate Chad Petree in 2002. He is the keyboardist and bassist.
Hybridigital (2009-2010)
editHybridigital is Jeremy and Chad's side project, and subsection of Shiny Toy Guns, where they put on live shows of remixes of their Shiny Toy Guns songs. They feature live guitars, keyboards, and (male) vocals.
Mirror Machines (2010)
editThe record production name of Jeremy Dawson and Chad Petree of Shiny Toy Guns
MXMS (Me and My Shadow) (2013-present)
editMXMS is a multimedia art and music project. The name MXMS stands for "Me and My Shadow". Dawson formed this project with vocalist Ariel Levitan, calling their music "funeral pop."[2]
Equipment
editDawson has been seen using an M-Audio 88key Midi Controller with a V-Synth Module; Fender Jazz Bass with Ampeg SVT Head, and an Alesis Micron that is also played by the lead singer, Chad. [citation needed] Jeremy tends to cover the brand name on most of his gear with black tape.
His current live synthesizers are the Roland V-Synth XT, Roland JV-1080, and Roland Juno-G, and the Korg Triton. All of his programming is done in Logic. "Personal Message via Shiny Toy Guns' Myspace". Retrieved 2007-12-03.
References
edit- ^ Theakston, Rob; Leahey, Andrew. "Biography: Shiny Toy Guns". AMG. Retrieved 18 May 2010.
- ^ Lipshutz, Jason. "MXMS, 'omg': Exclusive Song Premiere From Jeremy Dawson's New Project". Billboard. Retrieved 22 November 2018.
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