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Sign Up For Our Newsletter. First Name. Email Address. The scope of pop music has changed -- back in the day, pop music was the devil in the hip-hop world, and then people came around and realized it was popular for a reason. We started writing songs together in college and played local shows. Then we got asked to play in Denver, and we started building a following in Colorado. Until the summer of , Motte and Foreman both focused on school, with Motte taking off for a year to teach English in France while Foreman kept the band going.

But when he returned stateside, 3OH! Matt Galle, who founded Photo Finish Records, saw an early show and was moved to sign the band. The two spoke exclusively with Alternative Press about the process of recording an album in a pandemic and how 3OH!

It was interesting because we were literally like a mile away from each other. But we were observing the safety precautions of being apart, especially when it first happened. What if all these things happen? I remember recording WANT in , and we would go 16 hours straight, easily, every day. And it was a lot of work. We did that record in four or five weeks. I just think you learn to hone your craft a little bit as a songwriter, as a producer, especially after doing it for a long time. And I think six hours in the studio can represent what 16 did when we were first starting.

Once we started getting together, it was about definitely refining things, retracting vocals, hashing out the ideas that we had but then also just having fun.

We were two dudes just fucking around, having fun in our basement, making music and spinning records and making beats. And that was very much the vibe on this thing, again, because we were back in my basement. And I think it will show. So I think that is representative in our new music. I think obviously the times have changed. If people who are going to Emo Nite want to listen to those songs, if people want to listen to whatever they want to listen to, more power to them.

Sean and I have worked extensively on writing and producing for other artists.