For 22-year old ASTN (Austin Sanders), music has always been one of the few constants in his otherwise unpredictable life. Moving around the South for much of his childhood - living in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, and Arkansas - the singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist's exposure and affinity towards genres such as Jazz and R&B/Soul have been ever-present in his compelling brand of Pop music.

First unveiling his sound in 2017 with the ‘Tell Your Friends’ project - featuring the lead single “Love No More” - ASTN has since amassed a loyal and engaged fan base online (over 131K followers on Spotify, 59K subscribers on YouTube, 84K followers on Instagram, and 900K followers on TikTok) gaining virality from his “What If This Song was R&B” TikTok content series, with a R&B cover of “Happier Than Ever.” The video is currently sitting at 62.2M views and 8.4M likes on the app. Dropping the full cover on DSPs, it has amassed about 76 million streams to date.

With his other singles, “LA DON’T LOOK GOOD ON U”, "eighty five 911", and "WHAT'S IT GONNA TAKE" securing editorial support from DSPs (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, etc.), attracting the attention of press (EUPHORIA., Vulkan, This Song Is Sick, etc.), and inspiring unsolicited social media promotion from influencers such as dancer / Now United artist Josh Beauchamp (whose "LA DON'T LOOK GOOD ON U" dance gained millions of views on Instagram and YouTube), ASTN continues to prove that he is a worthy contender for the spotlight. Dropping his latest EP, “YOU’RE ALMOST THERE” in 2022 & preparing for his next release cycle, it's clear that ASTN is only moments away from breaking through to the masses.

Marshall and Parker Mulherin are twin brothers from Memphis, where they grew up surrounded by music –– their father is a professional musician and their mother a knowledgeable fan with wide-ranging musical tastes. While marinating in the rich musical environment at home, they grew up as percussionists in middle school and high school band before moving to New Orleans for their college years. There they discovered their vocations as singers and producers—beginning to hone their unique blend of R&B, singer-songwriter, and indie music. 

 

They’ve now self-released 3 EPs and a slew of singles, played a sold-out headline show in LA, and opened on a national tour with Zack Villere. In recent years, the brothers have begun using their talents to write and produce for other artists, with co-production on the long-awaited Normani album kicking off this new chapter of collaboration. In 2024, the pair returned with the single “Blue Moon”, a UK garage-inspired club track, and announced their upcoming EP “Paper and Plastic 02”. The song foreshadows the EP’s focus—an experimentation with more classic pop songwriting while doubling down on a more distorted, textural side of their sonic landscape.