Biography
Candy Apple Blue is an American synth-pop duo from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, consisting of siblings Carly Emerick and Hoyt Emerick. The pair collaborate as songwriters, musicians, and music producers.
Their music is influenced by 1980s synth-pop and frequently features guest vocalists, including Nick Bramlett, Apollo Rogers, Daveo Falaveo, Espen Kraft, Christina Siravo, Alaska Thunderfuck, and Barry Brayleo. They have worked with producers Juno Dreams and Matt Pop, including on their fourth studio album, "Second Sight". They have also completed recording the album "Breakthrough".
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Candy Apple Blue has released several albums and singles in the synth-pop genre and has developed a following through its recordings and music videos.
In addition to their own releases, the duo has written songs for other artists and media. They wrote the songs "Between Love and Goodbye" and "I Won't Say Adieu" for the film "Between Love and Goodbye". They also composed Sirpaul's version of "Going Down In La-La Land", which was used as the title track of the film of the same name. Carly Emerick also wrote the song "Just Can't Stop My Heart" for Australian singer Peter Wilson.
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