Adam Tell's musical roots spread in many directions. Along with taking piano, saxophone, and voice lessons in his childhood, he began experimenting with composition at an early age. After years of self-producing dozens of demos spanning genres from jazz to alternative, he began focusing on vocal performance, eventually pursuing and obtaining a jazz vocal performance degree at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. It was there that he discovered the vast world of electronic music, and reemerged himself in self-production and composition. Soon after graduation came his first official release: 2014's album, Past the Hypothetical. Since then he has written and produced backlog of electropop, spanning several EPs and albums. He has also drawn strongly from his love of the piano in the albums Recomposure and Scenes From a Window. This spring, Adam is set to release Object Impermanence, an ambient album. He is also an accountant. :)