...music video? 2009 EPK Video

Biography
...music video?, originally comprised of songwriter Paul Jenkins and producer Wes McCanse, was formed in Tucson, Arizona. In 2004, they released their first album; fireproof your tv, which won runner-up for Album of the Year at Tucson Weekly. They followed with 2007's now that my tv has wings i'll never be lonely. In 2009, the duo became a trio, teaming up with multi-instrumentalist and long-time friend, Justin Miller.

With influences drawing from electronic music, pop, and rock ...music video?'s full sound has been compared to such acts as Air, The Flaming Lips, M83 and The Postal Service. As an unofficial act at SXSW in 2008, the band caught the attention of NPR's music producer Robin Hilton, who would soon feature them on their program, Second Stage. The following year, the band received an official SXSW showcase.

...music video? has consistently been recognized by Tucson Weekly as their city's best electronic act. Such local support, along with a widespread Internet fan base, continues to help their audience grow.

In 2009, ...music video? completed a successful tour of the eastern United States and was recently asked by Amusement Parks on Fire to share the stage Spaceland in Los Angeles. The band is currently writing and recording their highly anticipated third LP.

Striving to blur the line that separates noise from pop, ...music video? are convinced they could become the next big thing, if they could simply get one of their songs into Zach Braff's next movie.

Instrumentation
Paul Jenkins:
Vocals, Acid, Keys, Beats, Songs

Wes McCanse:
Logic, Guitars, Studio Wizardry

Justin Miller:
Breaks, Ableton, MP24, Moog Keybass

Discography
Fireproof Your TV (2004)
Watercolors (Single)

now that my tv has wings i'll never be lonely (2007)
Tonight (Single, Radio Premiere on NPR)

No Things Happen For Reasons (2009 Single, Radio Premiere on WOXY)

Paul Jenkins:
Vocals, Acid, Keys, Beats, Songs

Wes McCanse:
Logic, Guitars, Studio Wizardry

Justin Miller:
Breaks, Ableton, MP24, Moog Keybass