User:LiveBeauMonde/TheAirplaneBoys

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• The Airplane Boys
  The Airplane Boys

The Airplane Boys (Beck Motley & Bon Voyage) are an evolutionary breed of sound, pushing the barriers of modern music. As the Airplane Boys mastered their craft with a better concept of mainstream music, they began to make their move into the current pop music market. Their new sound has evolved more digital, founded on captivating synths, experimental drum patterns and intricate lyrics. The intent for change is to stray from the old, to brand a new genre of music and pave a fresh path to stardom. The Airplane Boys have the unique ability; able to portray highly imaginative stories that compliment their distinctive soundscape and clever wordplay. Fans thrive on that creativity, and grow to appreciate the raw emotion and honest life experiences prevalent in their music.

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Their high energy, boundless ambition, and risk taking personas have also helped the duo succeed in creating their own identity, captivating listeners. The opportunity to perform is something both artists treasure. Their unrestrained spirit, naturally magnetic personalities and enviable stage presence make each performance unforgettable. The brand has been complimented by many as an exclusive sound, with a trail-blazing, cutting-edge movement for the international urban culture. The Airplane Boys have thus far appealed to an underground following that thrives on the duo’s nouveau, eclectic approach, fusing futuristic electronic sounds, with the classic styles of jazz, rock, hip hop, and pop.

The Airplane Boys have aspired to expand as a creative, avant-garde entertainment duo; exposing a fresh urban sound, and leading the way for a trendy, style infused movement. Mannie "Beck Motley" and Jason "Bon Voyage" have made their name by creating a genre-bending mix of sounds and are constantly evolving, looking to break music barriers. Their energetic dedication and ability to draw from different inspirations has created an ambitious innovative platform aimed to put these boys on the international playlist. As one fan described, “it’s like their songs don’t have a blueprint”- and for a group whose vision largely revolves around soaring to new heights to conquer even the most imaginative dream, what could be more appropriate?

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