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Sebu Simonian

Armenian-American singer-songwriter and producer

Sebu Simonian

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Birth nameSebu Simonian
Born () October 15, (age&#;46)
Aleppo, Syria[1]
OriginLos Angeles[2]
Occupations
  • Musician
  • singer
  • songwriter
  • record producer
Instruments
  • Keyboards
  • programming
  • vocals
LabelsCapitol

Musical artist

Sebu Simonian (born October 15, ;[3]Armenian: Սեպուհ Սիմոնեան)[4] is an Armenian-American musician, singer, songwriter,[5] and record producer,[6] one-half of the Los Angeles-based indie pop duo Capital Cities.

Early life

Simonian was born in in Aleppo,[1]Syria to Armenian parents from Lebanon,[7][8][9] whose ancestors were survivors of the Armenian genocide.[1] His paternal grandfather was from the region of Cilicia (in present-day Turkey's Çukurova region).[1][10] Simonian's parents were from Beirut, Lebanon, but "because of a civil war [his] mum had to flee and [he] happened to be born in Syria."[11] Soon after his birth his family returned to Lebanon where they stayed until [12] and moved to the United States due to the civil war there.[7]

Simonian grew up in Los Angeles County.[7] His family is involved in the Armenian community,[13] while Simonian himself was an editorial assistant at the English Section of the Armenian daily Asbarez in the late s.[14] He graduated from Glendale High School.[1][15] He is an alumnus of the California State University, Northridge,[5] where he studied music.[15]

Music career

Simonian started his first band when he was [12] In ,[16] Simonian (as lead singer and keyboardist) and Ryan Welker, guitarist and backing vocals, formed the rock[17] band Aviatic.[5]

Simonian met Ryan Merchant in through Craigslist while searching for a job as a music producer.[18] Initially, they worked as jingle writers and wrote songs for other bands.[19] They formed the indie pop duo Capital Cities in [12] Simonian was featured on Brian Wilson's album No Pier Pressure, performing and producing the track "Runaway Dancer".[20] In , Simonian was featured on Armenian singer Sirusho's single "Vuy Aman".[21]

Personal life

Simonian is married and has two sons.[citation needed]

Simonian wears a long beard, which has gained significant media attention.[22][23]Rolling Stone magazine named his beard the best at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and described it as "luxuriant [and] Rasputin-like" and rabbi-like.[24] When asked why he doesn't shave, he responded "I'm just lazy" and added that he sees himself as "a little bit of" a hipster.

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    References

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    5. ^ abcMancina, Kristin (20 September ). "Rockers Aviatic draw large fan base to the Roxy". The Daily Sundial. California State University, Northridge. Retrieved 28 August
    6. ^Cozette, Maria (16 June ).

      "Music Box with Maria Cozette- Guest, Sebu Simonian (Capital Cities)". SoulfulPop. Horizon Television.

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    7. ^ abcSadeghi, Shirin (17 July ). "Capital Cities' Feel Good Hit of the Summer". Rolling Stone Middle East. Archived from the original on 4 March Retrieved 28 August
    8. ^Corona, Angelica (31 May ).

      Birthday greetings for women: Retrieved Archived from the original on Retrieved January 12, Simonian was born in in Aleppo , [ 1 ] Syria to Armenian parents from Lebanon, [ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ] whose ancestors were survivors of the Armenian genocide.

      "Interview with Sebu Simonian of Capital Cities". LA Music Blog. Retrieved 28 August

    9. ^Lopez, Korina. "On the Verge: Meet dance-pop duo Capital Cities". USA TODAY. Retrieved
    10. ^Trvants, Anush (28 August ). "Սեպուհ Սիմոնյան. Ուզում եմ լինել աշխարհի քաղաքացի, բայց առանց հայությունից ազատագրվելու".

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    11. ^Phillips, Noel (24 September ). "Interview with Sebu Simonian: The singer and producer of Capital Cities, on their new album 'In a Tidal Wave Of Mystery'". The Independent.

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    16. ^ abcLopez, Korina (22 June ). "On the Verge: Meet dance-pop duo Capital Cities". USA Today. Retrieved 28 August
    17. ^Chaderjian, Paul (9 November ).

      "Sebu Simonian: From AYF Camp to the Top of the Music Charts with Capital Cities". CivilNet. Retrieved 28 August

    18. ^"Capital Cities' Sebu Simonian to be Panelist at ANCA Grassroots". Asbarez. 18 October Retrieved 28 August
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      . Ken Phillips Publicity Group. 18 October Archived from the original on 4 March Retrieved 4 December

    20. ^"Aviatic - Biography". LetsSingIt. 16 January Retrieved 28 August
    21. ^"Big, big rock". Chicago Tribune. 5 January Retrieved 28 August
    22. ^Ragogna, Mike (14 March ).

      "Talking With Capital Cities' Sebu Simonian, a Chat with Michael Maguire, The Who's Tommy Revisited, and the Teacarina". The Huffington Post. Retrieved 3 December

    23. ^Imbong, Peter (11 January ). "Capital Cities: Unabashedly Cheery". Rappler. Retrieved 3 December
    24. ^Pareles, John (6 April ).

      "Review: Brian Wilson's Nostalgic, Reflective 'No Pier Pressure'". New York Times.

    25. ^"Տեսահոլովակի պրեմիերա.

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    27. ^Subijano, Cai (17 January ). "Capital Cities: How to compose the sweet sound of success". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 4 December
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