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The other half of Paper Idol is Adam Rochelle, and he’s our synth player.
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It worked out well, and I definitely learned a lot. The drummer is going to play this.” Then take another track out that was the synth and say, “Okay, the synth player is going to play this part.” It worked out pretty well because the Double Twins as a band had a really fun live energy playing these electronic beats from my computer. Then if it was a drum track, we would say, “You’re going to play this. When we were starting off, I would make a song in my bedroom. I had to balance being a producer, making my own music, recording almost everything, and then playing with the band. It’s not too different, but I learned a lot. Paper Idol: The Double Twins was the first iteration of this project. What was the biggest lesson you learned from that experience that you’ve been able to apply to this next chapter in your career? PC: You were part of a group, the Double Twins. He learned it and then passed it on to me at an early age. I play guitar, bass, drums-all that stuff. I was really lucky to have him as my mentor and teacher. I would definitely have to say my dad’s probably the biggest musical influence that I’ve had. PC: Who or what has had the biggest influence on your career? Growing up, I was constantly surrounded by the craziest array of stuff from sixties, seventies classic rock to Egyptian music to Brazilian music-pretty much everything. He was playing a lot of African, Chinese, Middle Eastern, and South American music. Then he turned to world music and started playing a bunch of multicultural world music events. He was basically a rock-and-roller in the seventies and eighties. Paper Idol: I grew up in a musical family. PC: How did you discover your passion for music? Listen to the EP below, and read our exclusive interview with Matan! Today, he releases Money for Flowers, the perfect introduction to his latest project. He’s received praise from publications such as Earbuddy, Beats Per Minute, Grimy Goods, and Under the Radar and solidified his place as an artist to watch in 2020. The Milwaukee native is redefining the indie electro-pop scene with a trademark sound that can best be described as “fantastic.” A few years back, he made the trek to Los Angeles to pursue his musical dreams and put his unique stamp on the industry. Paper Idol is the brainchild of Matan KG.