Jordan Dunn-Pilz and Dan Alvarez de Toledo share a unique relationship. The two became tight and unbreakable friends while growing up in Newburyport, Massachusetts, through sleepovers, school choir rehearsals and discovering important bands, to the point that they are roommates in Brooklyn and complete one another's sentences. Their songwriting collaboration TOLEDO, which is named after the Spanish town and lvarez's family namesake, is tangibly influenced by their shared past and unmistakable affection for one another. Their music, which is replete with flawless harmonies throughout, skirts the darker edges of pop and the gentler edges of indie rock, with each song containing a hefty helping of emotional honesty and vulnerability. 
The endeavor has achieved notable success: Their debut EP, "Hotstuff" has had over 4 million Spotify listens as of right now. Also, they recently took part in a Consequence of Sound livestream concert with artists including Julien Baker, Dirty Projectors and Beach Bunny. When the pandemic struck, they both returned to Newburyport and set up their studio in Dan's parents' attic. Jordan's relationship was coming to an end, while Dan was beginning a new one. With their new EP "Jockeys of Love," such emotions as well as the weird nostalgia of being confined in their childhood homes swirl about. Between projects, they also produced two songs, "Beautiful," a song about getting married, and "FOMO," a song that "explores the mental ups and downs of quarantine over a fast, electronic beat.".

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