Artist's albums
Messy
2023 · single
Setting Sail
2021 · single
Good To Go
2021 · single
We're Still Here
2020 · single
Landlocked
2020 · single
The Szn
2019 · EP
All Heart (Stripped)
2019 · single
All Heart
2019 · single
Hi.
2019 · single
Best Chanukah Ever
2018 · single
Don't Let Me Let You Go
2018 · single
Into Motion (Sunset Neon Remix)
2017 · single
Sweetness
2017 · single
TeamMate
2017 · album
Nothing's Ever Over (Remixes)
2016 · single
We Belong
2016 · single
Goldmine (Dirty Vegas Remix)
2014 · single
Love Is Love
2013 · single
The Sequel (Spotify Exclusive)
2013 · EP
I Won't Be Home for Chanukah
2012 · single
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Biography
Los Angeles duo TeamMate make synthy, emotive, indie-electronic pop. Formed in 2013, TeamMate feature former Argument singer/multi-instrumentalist Scott Simons and former Big Hurry singer/drummer Dani Buncher. Originally, Simons and Buncher met at West Virginia University in the late '90s and dated for ten years. During this period, Simons toured regularly with the Argument and Buncher played drums in various bands, eventually basing herself in New York where she also worked for Arista Records. It wasn't until they had both relocated to Pittsburgh that Buncher revealed she was gay and the couple broke up. Subsequently, Simons moved to Los Angeles to pursue a solo career. However, rather than driving them apart, the breakup found them forging a new creative bond. Buncher soon jumped on board as a backing drummer for several of Simons' shows. That led to songwriting collaborations online and eventually they transformed into a full-fledged band with Simons and Buncher explicitly writing songs together about their past relationship. In 2013, they released an EP, The Sequel, after which Buncher also moved to Los Angeles. Tours followed, including support slots for OneRepublic, Skylar Grey, and others. They signed with Rostrum Records and in 2017 delivered the full-length TeamMate, which showcased their yearning, upbeat, '80s synth pop-influenced sound. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi