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With the release of their 2011 LP, OPOPO evolves its live show to perform the material in a new way. Being an electronic album, the group (currently playing as a duo) regard live shows as an opportunity to “remix” the electro music with rock instruments and spacey pedals.
“If we DJ, we’ll play the pre-sequenced loops, but as a live band we just rock out and interpret the material as best we can. It is more natural and more energetic”
The album “LIGHT WORK” embodies all their edge and creativity from previous releases, with a more refined focus on melody, song structure and narrative. The disc has been well received by listeners, but producers Bryan Sutherland and Corey Poole both agree that it lacks the raw power generated from their live performance. Consequently, they are already making plans to record new singles so people know what to expect when they tour. They are evolving quickly and have a renewed drive to push in whichever direction their inventive hearts see fit. The pounding drums and soulful vocal have fused into a singular “Electro Blues Rock” sound - best experienced in concert. This new OPOPO format truly captures the two at the core of their dualistic synergy, both as producers and performers.
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