ALL CAPS

ALL CAPS is an electronic pop duo consisting of Luke Conard and Kristina Horner, emerging from the vibrant YouTube-centric music scene of the late 2000s. Their sound identity is rooted in 'Songs in the Key of E-Mail,' a debut project famously composed entirely through digital correspondence.

This remote collaboration birthed a specific aesthetic: minimalist electropop characterized by bright, primary-color synth leads and dual-vocal harmonies that emphasize earnestness over artifice. Historically, they represent a pivotal moment in the 'DFTBA' (Don't Forget To Be Awesome) cultural movement, where creators leveraged social media to bypass traditional industry gatekeepers. Their second album, 'Bmin/E,' demonstrated significant growth, briefly charting high on iTunes Electronic charts and showcasing a more sophisticated grasp of synth-pop dynamics. Critically, they are viewed as pioneers of the 'nerd-rock' adjacent electronic scene, influencing a generation of bedroom producers who prioritize community and lyrical relatability. Their work remains a time capsule of early social media optimism and the democratization of music production.