St. Lucia

St. Lucia, born Jean-Philip Grobler, is a South African-born and Konstanz, Germany-based musician, songwriter, and producer known for his contributions to the indie pop and electronic music genres. Grobler gained recognition with the release of the album "When the Night," which features a blend of synth-pop, new wave, and dance influences. His work often incorporates layered electronic arrangements, catchy melodies, and vibrant production, establishing a distinct sound within the contemporary music scene.

Longtime members Ross Clark, Nick Paul, Dustin Kaufman, and Patti Beranek (Grobler's wife) join Grobler on tour.

Grobler has collaborated with various artists and producers, contributing to both studio recordings and live performances. His music has been featured in television shows, commercials, and music festivals, expanding his presence in the global music industry. St. Lucia's discography includes albums such as "Matter" and "Hyperion," which showcase his evolving style and commitment to innovative soundscapes.

In addition to his solo work, Grobler has participated in remix projects and production for other artists, further demonstrating his versatility in music production and songwriting. St. Lucia continues to influence the indie pop and electronic music landscape through his creative output and dynamic performances.