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Adam Young, the one man behind 'Owl City,' is a well-known player in popular music, but beneath his pop success Young seems to have a solid foundation of faith that sets him apart from many other big names in the industry. Read More »
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Carly Rae Jepsen had a lawsuit slapped onto her by an unknown Alabama-based singer who claimed that she and Owl City's Adam Young stole parts of the song "Good Time" from her 2010 track "Ah, Its a Love Song." Read More »
Carly Rae Jepsen has been keeping busy this summer - her hit track "Call me Maybe" has continued to dominate Billboard's Hot 100 list, she is set to join Justin Bieber's worldwide "Believe" tour, her new single featuring Owl City is currently climbing the charts, and she's had her fair share of nude photo rumors and scandals. It's about time for her to release her highly anticipated sophomore album. Read More »
Now in its eighth week at the no. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100, Carly Rae Jepsen's hit pop tune "Call Me Maybe" is currently tied for being this 2012's longest leading no. 1 single. Read More »
Owl City is a self-proclaimed "nerdy Blink fan" and calls his recent collaboration with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus as a "dream come true". According to Owl City's Adam Young, their new track titled "Dementia" is "definitely Blink-influenced". Both Blink and Owl City fans can get the best of both worlds on this up tempo track. Read More »
Owl City, the Indie pop band behind the hit song 'Fireflies,' has recently announced that he will be touring in Australia and New Zealand come November of this year. Read More »
Carly Rae Jepsen and Owl City's Adam Young hit a New York campground on Tuesday (July 3) to film the music video for their feel good summer song "Good Time". The two were seen to be very relaxed by the glistening lake and shady trees. Read More »
Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen released their new duet, 'Good Time' online. He described this project with Jepsen as 'a Happy Accident.' "I feel like every artist is inherently granted one shot to sing about having a good time in his or her life, and six months ago, I realized I hadn't cashed in my chips yet," he told MTV. Read More »
