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Straight out of Brooklyn, indie-rock twosome Matt & Kim bring the twee, the pop and the anthemic driving choruses making for an irresistible and brisk sound that's both captivating and especially endearing.

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  1. Comprised of vocalist/keyboardist Matt Johnson and drummer/vocalist Kim Schifino, the lively and dynamic duo of Matt and Kim have been kicking audiences asses with their rousing and energetic live shows since they formed in 2004. When listening to their stimulating mix of synth-propulsive melodies and anthemic choruses it's almost impossible to not sport a huge, happy grin on your face. Already having amassed a devoted following, the band just recently released their third album, "Sidewalks", which continues their exploration of their signature sound. Having already won the Breakthrough Video award for "Lessons Learned" at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards and Best Video at the 2009 mtvU Woodie Awards, it's pretty safe t... More»

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