Saticöy

Listeners

23,805

Followers

36,627

Subscribers

75,900

Bio

Saticöy started in 2018 when Derek Long and Jaron Takach quit their entry-level music industry positions to write music out of their North Hollywood apartment. Having played together since 2016, they and bassist Jon Averbook had great chemistry from the band’s inception. Picking up keyboardist/saxophonist Tim Greer would light the fire that launched the band into a full-time gig. That same year, Saticoy released their first song, Faded from Color, which would go on to amass over a million streams on Spotify. This year, the band is rolling out their first full length LP, Origami. With a sound more focused in the realm of alternative rock, tinged with punk and pop, the LP promises to be their highest quality, best written, and most explosive work to date.

Audience

Primary Gender

Male

Primary Age

25-34

Instagram Audience

Gender

Female 35.44%

Male 64.56%

Ethnicity

Hispanic 12.85%

White 64.74%

Asian 7.47%

African American 14.94%

Gender by age

Female 35.44%

Male 64.56%

Press

"Nice & Easy is the kind of track that you can just listen to over a cup of tea and work on your screenplay within a coffee shop. It’s the kind of track that gives you the motivation to get through work. I can’t recommend this track more!" -- Rohaan Palaparthy

"Clean It Up shifts gears a bit from the group’s previous single “Read Receipts” and demonstrates their ability to effortlessly slide into the world of R&B" -- Erica D'Aurora

"‘Nice to Know’ contains a relatable storyline, pleasing vocals, and lush instrumentation scented with a nostalgic indie-pop aroma." -- Zangba Thomson

Highlights

Music Synced in 'All American', 'Lucifer', 'Almost Family', Old Navy, UFC 248 & 257 Promo, 'Tyler Perry's Sistas', MLB World Series, 'Selling Tampa', and more

Winners of 2021 Hollywood Music in Media award for Best Pop Song with the single "Icy Boy"

Winners of 2021 Mark Awards for Best Pop Song, and Best R&B Song.

Played a sold out show at The Troubadour (08/19/2019), followed by a showcase at Capitol Records to celebrate Universals unveiling of the label "Capitol Studio Masters"