Adventure Club

Adventure Club is a Canadian electronic dance music duo composed of Christian Srigley and Leighton James,[1] based out of Montreal, Quebec. The duo began as a hardcore pop-punk band before venturing into electronic dance music in 2011. They are best known for their remixes of "Lullabies" by Yuna and "Crave You" from Flight Facilities.[2][3] The duo's debut album Red // Blue was released on 2 December 2016.

For Super Adventure Club (South Park TV series), see The Return of Chef.

Adventure Club
Adventure Club logo
Background information
OriginMontreal, Quebec, Canada
GenresDubstep, electro house, drumstep, chillstep, progressive house
Years active2011–present
LabelsUKF, Spinnin' Records
Websitehttp://weareadventureclub.com/
MembersChristian Srigley
Leighton James

History

The duo formed while attending high school in Montreal as a hardcore pop-punk band, but later decided to move on to electronic dance music after getting bored with the pop-punk sound and finding success with a dubstep remix of "Daisy" by American alternative-rock Brand New.[4][5] The remix climbed the charts on Hype Machine, a website that gathers popular songs from music blogs, which convinced them to make a change to producing EDM.[6]

Some of the major influences to their sound include Tiësto, Flux Pavilion, Greeley Estates, Bring Me the Horizon and Skrillex.[7] The duo's signature sound includes high-pitched female vocals with melodic sounds and heavy dubstep synths.[7][8] Through online social network sites, the duo was able to increase their exposure by getting their first music video of "Everything to Me" by LIPS on the UKF Dubstep's YouTube channel.[9] The remix was produced and directed by Cedric Sequerra of LuckyFish Productions.[10]

The duo is signed under the management team of The Standard Group.[11] Some of their signature sounds can also be credited to the program that they use to produce their music. Cakewalk SONAR is a less-commonly-used program in electronic dance music where FL Studio and Ableton Live are typically used.[12] Some of the other equipment and software that they use include a Fireface console, Traktor Pro, Audio 6 and Kontrol X1.[13]

The duo has toured across North America, as well as parts of Europe and Australia and have played at various music festivals including the 2015 American Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, Nevada.[14] They also made their first appearance at the Ultra Music Festival 2013 in Miami.[15]

The duo's remix of "Crave You" by Flight Facilities and Giselle Rosselli was featured in the episode "Restraint" (2012) of the MTV television series Teen Wolf.[16]

The duo hosted a special volunteering event at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank in April 2014. They invited fans to come out for a meet-n-greet and to help package food for the poor.[17]

The duo's single "Rise and Fall (featuring Krewella)" was featured on the MTV television series Eye Candy.[18]

The duo's single "Do I See Color" was featured on a 2012 Coca-Cola commercial with dancer Marquese Scott.[19]

On 2 December 2016, Adventure Club released their debut album titled Red // Blue, containing lead single "Dreams" featuring ELEA and "Firestorm" with Sara Diamond.[20][21]

Discography

Studio albums
List of extended plays, showing title, date released, labels and track listing
Title Details
Red // Blue

Extended plays
List of extended plays, showing title, date released, labels and track listing
Title Details Track listing
Calling All Heroes[22][23]
The Death or Glory Sessions[24]
  • Released: October 18, 2019
  • Label: Ultra Records
  • Format: Digital download

Singles
Year Single Peak chart
positions		 Certifications Album
CAN
[25]
2012 "Do I See Color"[26] — Non-album singles
"Wait"[27] —
"Rise & Fall"[28]
(featuring Krewella)		 —
"Need Your Heart"[29]
(featuring Kai)		 —
"Retro City"[30] —
2013 "Wonder"[31]
(featuring The Kite String Tangle)		 37 Calling All Heroes
2014 "Unleash (Life In Color Anthem 2014)[33]
(featuring Zak Waters)		 — Non-album single
"Fade"[34]
(featuring Zak Waters)		 — Red // Blue
2015 "Crash 2.0"[35]
(vs. DallasK)		 —
2016 "Limitless"[36]
(featuring Delaney Jane)		 —
"Dreams"
(featuring ELEA)		 —
"Firestorm"
(featuring Sara Diamond)		 —
2018 "Feel It Still"[37]
(featuring Sara Diamond)		 — Discovered, Vol.1
"Follow Me"[38]
(with Snails featuring Sara Diamond)		 — Non-album singles
2019 "MakeDamnSure"[39]
(with Modern Machines and Saint Slumber)		 —
"Next Life"[40]
(with Crankdat featuring Krewella)		 —
"Life Long After Death"[41]
(with Quix featuring BadXchannels)		 —
"Already Know"[42]
(with Said the Sky featuring Caly Bevier)		 —
2020 "Rebellious"[43]
(featuring Yuna)		 —
"Back To You"[44]
(featuring Sara Diamond)		 —
"High Like This"[45]
(with Squired featuring Dia Frampton)		 —
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Remixes
Title Year Original artist
"Please Don't Go" (Adventure Club Remix) 2010 Mike Posner
"Love Lost" (Adventure Club Remix) The Temper Trap
"Daisy" (Adventure Club Remix) 2011 Brand New
"Remember (Walking in the Sand)" (Adventure Club Remix) The Shangri-Las
"Sunlight" (Adventure Club Remix) Diana Vickers
"We Don't Eat" (Adventure Club Remix)[46] James Vincent McMorrow
"Till the World Ends" (Adventure Club Remix)[47] Britney Spears
"Broken Lungs" (Adventure Club Remix) Thrice
"Put On" (Adventure Club Remix) Young Jeezy
(featuring Kanye West)
"Teach Me How to Jerk" (Adventure Club Remix)[48] Audio Push
"Everything to Me" (Adventure Club Remix)[9] Lips
"Collect Call" (Adventure Club Remix)[49] Metric
"Crave You" (Adventure Club Remix)[50] Flight Facilities
(featuring Giselle Rosselli)
"To a Friend" (Adventure Club Remix)[51] 2012 Alexisonfire
"Lullabies" (Adventure Club Remix)[52] Yuna
"Youth" (Adventure Club Remix)[53] 2013 Foxes
"Shadow Of The Sun" (Adventure Club Remix)[54] 2014 Max Elto
"Hurricane" (Adventure Club Remix)[55] 2015 MS MR
"Undercover" (Adventure Club Remix)[56] 2017 Kehlani
"Ghost Voices" (Adventure Club Remix)[57] 2018 Virtual Self
"Under" (Adventure Club Remix)[58] 2019 Aosoon
"Already Know" (Cinematic Remix)[59] 2020 Adventure Club and Said The Sky

DJ Mixes
Year Title
2013 Superheroes Anonymous Volume 1[60]
Superheroes Anonymous Volume 2[61]
Superheroes Anonymous Volume 3[62]
Superheroes Anonymous Volume 4: Live on Tour Edition[63]
2014 Superheroes Anonymous 5: Road Trip Edition[64]
2015 Superheroes Anonymous 6: Road to Red Rocks[65]
Superheroes Anonymous 7: Road to Electric Zoo[66]
Superheroes Anonymous 8: Road to Big Week NYC[67]
2018 Superheroes Anonymous 9: Survival[68]
2019 Superheroes Anonymous 10: Death or Glory[69]
2020 Superheroes Anonymous 11: Never Surrender [70]
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See also

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