The Superimposers

The Superimposers are Dan Solo and Miles Copeland, two of the UK's finest perfect pop practitioners, and Shawn Lee (collaborator with Money Mark and Tommy Gurrero) produces.
The Superimposers have been going since 2005, when former car mechanic and fishmonger Dan Solo met Miles Copeland in a south coast joke shop. After a period studying musique concrète and avant-garde production at college in London, they're now focusing on their future as immaculate pasticheurs of a bounteous period in pop history.
Flashback to 2005, The Superimposers release their debut album to resounding applause from both the national press and a captivated, music loving public, followed by a second album release on their own Wonderfulsound label, EPs, remixes, collaborations, live BBC radio sessions and airplay throughout the world. Fast forward to 2010: The Superimposers unleash their third album release, 'Sunshine Pops!'.
Think Morricone with the help of Shuggie Otis, Curt Boettcher, Emitt Rhodes, Nilsson and Ronnie Lane. The track 'Sometimes' features Jonny Trunk.
"Sunshine pop from the south coast of England rather than the west coast of America. Sounds like some classic 60s pop band you somehow missed out on" – Q;
"Fans of all things innocent and bright will love this blend of 60s baroque, luscious harmony and sunshine pop" – The Guardian
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