The Darcys are an LA-based alternative duo originally from Toronto, Canada. Comprised of Jason Couse and Wes Marskell, the band is celebrated for their genre-bending sound that fuses rock, pop, and electronic elements. In a musical landscape that often rewards predictability, The Darcys stand out as innovators — pairing infectious melodies with bold, forward-thinking production. Each release pushes boundaries, creating a sonic world as unpredictable as it is captivating.

Their catalog spans critically acclaimed works including Warring (2014), the crossover breakthrough Centerfold (2016), the cinematic Fear & Loneliness (2020), and a full-length reimagining of Steely Dan’s AJA (2012). Warring earned the band a JUNO Award nomination and a spot on the Polaris Music Prize shortlist spot.

In 2018, the duo launched their own label, The Darcys Inc. Records, a DIY venture that’s gone on to dominate airwaves across North America. Singles like Running For The Hills (Top 5 at Rock Radio), 1986, Washed Away, and Trouble Found Me have become alt-radio staples, helping the label rank as the 8th most-played on Canadian alternative rock radio in 2023.

Their latest album, Rendering Feelings (2024), marks a bold new chapter: lush, emotional, and unflinchingly honest. It explores love, identity, technology, and the modern condition through a mix of pulsing, euphoric anthems and intimate ballads. Talking was featured prominently in Grey’s Anatomy and the album’s breakout single Dreaming hit #1 on alternative radio, and opened Game 1 of the World Series on FOX. With Rendering Feelings, The Darcys double down on their commitment to making immersive, cinematic music — proving once again that evolution is at the heart of their artistry.