Alternative
Electropop
Indie Electronic
Indie Pop
Indietronica
La Indie
Metropopolis
Synthpop
About Uh Huh Her
Uh Huh Her is an acclaimed American indie-electronic, synthpop, and electropop duo formed in Los Angeles, California, in 2007 by singer, keyboardist, and producer Camila Grey alongside musician and actress Leisha Hailey (famed for her role on 'The L Word' and formerly of The Murmurs). Taking their name from PJ Harvey's album 'Uh Huh Her', the duo achieved worldwide recognition for their dark, danceable synth soundscapes and passionate vocal chemistry.
Their celebrated 2008 debut studio album 'Common Reaction' produced beloved indie-pop anthems including 'Not a Love Song', 'Explode', 'Say So', and 'Wait Don't Go'. Subsequent records like 'Nocturnes' (2011) and 'Future Souls' (2014) showcased Grey's sophisticated analog synth programming and Hailey's rhythmic basslines layered beneath soaring dual-lead vocal harmonies.
Uh Huh Her has toured globally across North America, Europe, and Australia, becoming a celebrated cultural staple in the international indie and LGBTQ+ music communities.
For guitarists and keyboardists, Uh Huh Her's songs feature bright synth-pop chord inversions, rhythmic bass guitar riffs, and acoustic-electric pop progressions that translate wonderfully to acoustic guitar and piano.
Uh Huh Her is an acclaimed American indie-electronic, synthpop, and electropop duo formed in Los Angeles, California, in 2007 by singer, keyboardist, and producer Camila Grey alongside musician and actress Leisha Hailey (famed for her role on 'The L Word' and formerly of The Murmurs). Taking their name from PJ Harvey's album 'Uh Huh Her', the duo achieved worldwide recognition for their dark, danceable synth soundscapes and passionate vocal chemistry.
Their celebrated 2008 debut studio album 'Common Reaction' produced beloved indie-pop anthems including 'Not a Love Song', 'Explode', 'Say So', and 'Wait Don't Go'. Subsequent records like 'Nocturnes' (2011) and 'Future Souls' (2014) showcased Grey's sophisticated analog synth programming and Hailey's rhythmic basslines layered beneath soaring dual-lead vocal harmonies.
Uh Huh Her has toured globally across North America, Europe, and Australia, becoming a celebrated cultural staple in the international indie and LGBTQ+ music communities.
For guitarists and keyboardists, Uh Huh Her's songs feature bright synth-pop chord inversions, rhythmic bass guitar riffs, and acoustic-electric pop progressions that translate wonderfully to acoustic guitar and piano.
