“ShyBoy’s upbeat club music focuses on empowering the LGBTQ+ community and beyond. His seductive sound and alluring tracks make him the one to watch!”
Check out Buzz Music’s full review of “Backroom” and their interview with ShyBoy
Watch the Queens from RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 11 perform to mixes by DJ ShyBoy:
Directed by Michael Bodie, ShyBoy’s “Backroom” music video evokes dimly lit dance floors of a different kind, with a cast of characters intertwined in a sultry, pansexual setting that celebrates the evolution of LGBTQ+ leather and kink subculture. “Backroom” is now streaming on WOW Presents Plus.
Listen to ShyBoy’s cover of the Phil Collins classic pop hit “In the Air Tonight” • Produced and arranged by Mark Nubar & ShyBoy
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ShyBoy’s new single “Backroom” synthesizes pulsating beats with alluring vocals, evoking dimly lit dance floors of a different kind. The song’s cinematic, 80s-inspired rhythms are filtered seamlessly through a contemporary post-disco lens, making it a perfect fit for its inclusion in Season 2 of the CW’s Dynasty reboot.
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Merging the talents of multi-platinum, award-winning writers, producers, and Grammy-nominated composers and performers, the music of Warningfield ft. ShyBoy is a unique hybrid of dramatic underscore woven together with conceptual pop songs. The group's seamless mix of sounds and styles blurs lines and creates diverse, dynamic, and memorable soundtracks. A fresh take on music for film and television. Watch the trailer for Halloween (2018) featuring music by Warningfield ft. ShyBoy.
"ShyBoy cites the likes of Scissor Sisters as an influence and you can hear some of that in He and She. It’s a pop track first and foremost, heavily influenced by 80s synthpop but with vocal harmonies that bring to mind the likes of 10CC at their height. It results in a song that is poppy and arty at the same time and very catchy! Lyrically the song carries a serious message, focussing on individuality, sexual orientation and gender identity." -Electric North
ShyBoy duets with multi-platinum songwriter Allee Willis on a playfully soulful cover of “What I Have I Done To Deserve This?,” the 80s synthpop hit by Pet Shop Boys (ft. Dusty Springfield). Willis, who co-wrote the song with the iconic English duo, reprises vocals she sang on the original demo.
ShyBoy "Neutron Dance" (Official Lyric Video) • Animated and Directed by Allee Willis
"ShyBoy has teamed up with Allee Willis to craft an entirely new, indie-pop version of the classic single with ShyBoy’s understated tenor lilting over delicate, synth-driven grooves. It’s almost hard to believe that this song, which famously featured The Pointer Sisters' full-bodied, mighty stampede of sound could ever be described as 'delicate' or 'understated,' but in ShyBoy’s hands, it is. Produced by ShyBoy with Willis, Jeff Hoeppner, & Mark Nubar, we’re digging this fresh, new 'Neutron Dance.'" -HuffPost
SHYBOY - WATER ON MARS
"If Nick Drake, Alan Parsons Project and M83 spawned a child raised on a healthy diet of Prince, Alfred Hitchcock, and classic science fiction films, it would be something resembling Shyboy. The enigmatic recording artist, whose Water On Mars, makes a bold, tuneful impression on today’s indie-pop landscape, and one of the year’s smartest, not-to-be-missed debuts." -HuffPost
ShyBoy was voted Best Solo Artist in the 10th Annual LA Weekly Best of LA Readers' Choice Awards!
ShyBoy is a resident DJ at Bootie LA
"Bootie L.A. is perhaps one of the city's most inclusive parties. Just as the night doesn't stick to any one music genre, there's no one type of attendee, either. On their recent "Pop Candy" night (they always choose a theme every week, such as artist tribute nights, "Generation X vs. Millennials" or "Aprilween: Halloween in April"), the diversity on the dance floor was an awesome sight to see. Straight couples danced next to gay couples; friends of all different races danced together; people with all different body types let loose and just danced their, well, booties off."