BOYBOY's shimmering self-titled LP debut 'BOYBOY' out now

New Zealand-born, LA-based BOYBOY debuted his self-titled album last Friday. With a talent for crafting synth-driven futuristic pop, BOYBOY’s debut draws from the expressive life-force of R&B which revolves amidst his preference for the more industrial and cold atmospheric aspects of electronic music. Growing up in New Zealand and informed by the meditative qualities of Buddhist practice, the spacious and streamlined vision of pop music he creates inhabits a particularly joyful and serene world.

He says of his music, “a lot of my songs talk about insecurities, with the hope of comprehending them. I tend to use lyric-writing like therapy, where I’ll voice something in order to hear myself say the words. With lyrics, I’ll often ask myself what’s important, perhaps in an attempt to move on from things that aren’t.”