The Show
For their episode of Live from My Den, Magdalena Bay performed in Los Angeles, clad in neon bodysuits that match their synthetic pop perfection. Fresh off their first ever headlining tour, the band plays selections from their debut album Mercurial World, and they discuss their appreciation for pop, the many inspirations that contribute to their retro-futuristic aesthetic, and the potential attractions of a Magdalena Bay-themed amusement park.
“Live from My Den” is a digital series available on Variety.com showcasing some of today’s most extraordinary artists performing live from the creative spaces of their homes, studios, and cities most meaningful to them. Read the article and watch Magdalena Bay’s full episode here.
Magdalena Bay performed in Los Angeles, clad in neon bodysuits that match their synthetic pop perfection.
Magdalena Bay
The LA-based duo of Mica Tennenbaum and Matthew Lewin don’t make ordinary pop music. Since the group released their first EP in 2019, they have developed an intricate, futuristic style, owing as much to Gwen Stefani and Madonna as they do to Radiohead. In 2021, Magdalena Bay released their debut album, titled Mercurial World. The album was a critical success, earning praise from major music publications as well as a few viral videos on Tik Tok. Following the success of the album, the band completed their first headlining tour and played shows with similarly inventive artists like Porter Robinson and fellow Artists Den alum Charli XCX.
