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American indie pop and neo-soul band known for their energetic live shows, catchy hooks, and distinctive blend of vintage soul influences with modern pop production.Formed in Los Angeles in 2008 by vocalist Michael "Fitz" Fitzpatrick. Quickly gained attention with their debut album 'Pickin' Up the Pieces' (2010). Achieved mainstream success with hits like 'Out of My League' (2013) and 'HandClap' (2016). Known for their dynamic stage presence, co-lead vocals by Fitz and Noelle Scaggs, and instrumentation featuring saxophone, keyboards, and drums, notably without a guitar player.

• Fitz formed the band after a personal crisis, impulsively calling soul singer Noelle Scaggs to collaborate after writing 'Breakin' the Chains of Love' on an old church organ he acquired during his divorce.
• The band gained significant early exposure through heavy rotation on influential Los Angeles radio station KCRW.
• Despite achieving platinum success and major festival bookings, the band has maintained a remarkably stable lineup throughout their career, a rarity in the music industry.
• Their hit 'HandClap' became a ubiquitous sports anthem and advertising staple, propelling their third album to their highest chart position (#1 on Billboard Top Alternative Albums).
• The music video for 'The Walker' featured Fitz and Scaggs leading a synchronized walking dance routine through Los Angeles, becoming a signature visual for the band.