Calabasas explore some of life's most challenging issues through their empathetic, cross-genre pop tunes. Since forming, the Los Angeles-based musical duo Franskiiz and Watrcup has prospered via deep personal discovery and bold experimentation. Their debut album, Those Were the Days, released on Def Jam, finds them digging deep and exposing their most genuine vision and perspective after much trial and error in seeking out their purest essence. The album's upbeat first single "Figure It Out" combines Watrcup's reflective lyricism with layered orchestration by Franskiiz. It's a raw, authentic coming-of-age story that's also instantly recognizable.
The beginnings of the group were also rather streamlined. Before falling in love with hip-hop and attempting to make music as a teenager, Franskiiz was raised in Hawaii and trained in the piano and violin as a child. He moved to Los Angeles to further his engineering studies and completed an internship at a recording studio. Watrcup was born and raised in Los Angeles. He has a passion for writing and was introduced to house and electronic music by his Eastern European father.
The record demonstrates unequivocally that Calabasas' unrestrained style is impervious to categorization. Their limitless potential is exemplified by the contrast between energetic singles like "Going, Going, Gone" and the title track's unprocessed introspection..

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