Humans (Canadian band)

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Humans
OriginVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
GenresElectropop
Synth-pop
Indietronica
Indie pop
Electro
Years active2009–present
LabelsHybridity Music
MembersRobbie Slade
Peter Ricq
Websitedashumans.com

Humans are a Canadian indie electronic pop duo.[1]

History

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Vancouver's Robbie Slade and Peter Ricq met in 2008, and started making music together in the summer of 2009.[1] They released a demo album in 2009.[2] In 2010, the duo released their first EP called Avec Mes Mecs, and produced a video for its title track.[3] Promotion through BIRP[4] (an indie music blog and monthly playlist) along with fan-made videos[5] ushered in the release of the official video in 2011.

Following up Avec Mes Mecs, the duo released their sophomore EP called Traps in 2012.[6] The release received high praise from publications such as DJ Mag, Exclaim!, and Resident Advisor.[7][8][9] A video for the song "Horizon" was premiered on Spinner.[10]

Techniques, technology, live performances

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Humans have garnered a reputation for being a live act that is "full of unbelievable energy and ready to engage with the crowd."[11] Their visual presentation uses live audio input from their shows, allowing for improvisation in both their visual and audio performances.[12]

On tour, Humans have opened for Broken Social Scene, The Crystal Method, Junior Boys, and Clipse.[13]

Discography

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Albums

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Year Album details Peak Chart Positions
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Top 20
Electronic

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2009 Humans
  • Released: September 2009
  • Label: Self-Released[2]
2015 NOONTIDE
  • Released: 24 February
  • Label: Hybridity Music

Extended plays

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Year EP details Peak Chart Positions
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Top 20
Electronic

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2010 Avec Mes Mecs
  • Released: 12 October 2010
  • Label: Self-Released
62[16] 18[17]
2012 Traps[6] 17[14] 1[15]

Singles

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  • "The End" (2011)

Remixes

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References

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