Self-described as 'profoundly uneasy,' Magic Bronson takes unnerving and anxious energy and channels it into songs that ultimately lift you from a place of uneasiness. Comprised of Michael Nicastro (vocals, synths, production and lyricist) and Matt Lieberman (bass, synths and lyricist) Magic Bronson began back in 2012 when the fated musical duo met at a neighborhood bar. They turned out to be greater than the sum of their parts, a classic pairing of opposites. 

With a commanding stage presence, three EP's, Two full-length albums, coverage in publications like Billboard, Earmilk, and KCRW, plus dozens of placements on both the large and small screen, Magic Bronson has amassed a legion of diehard fans that gobble up their music and turn out for their shows en masse. 

No one can accuse the multi-talented duo of coloring within the lines when it comes to making music. They write without boundaries, with lyrics sprung from whatever miscarriage of justice they perceive in the world. Their winning combination of lyrics and melody-making has earned their songs coveted placements in numerous movies and television shows that include The Rookie, Suits, You're the Worst, and the feature film Certain Women with Michelle Williams and Kristen Stewart. Of particular note was their 2017 track "Nervous," about "All the things that make you nervous/crooked cops and guilty verdicts." The song sprang to life after Kendall and Kylie Jenner used it to soundtrack an Instagram ad for their fashion line. It was played on rotation in New York City taxi cabs during the Spring 2017 Fashion Week and currently has over 7 million streams on Spotify alone.