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<\/a><\/p>\nAdrian Galvin and Luca Buccellati from Yellerkin are a rare combo. Somehow both cute and powerful the duo are named after a childhood game, which involved running through the Katonah woods yelling. Adrien, the son of a yoga supremo mother and psychoanalyst father, is, for a 24 year old, astonishingly intellectually astute. A self-proclaimed rule breaker, the singer tears boundaries both musically and as a yoga instructor at his mother\u2019s sought-after yoga studio Katonah Yoga. Luca, the more passive of the duo, was brought up in the recording studio as one of five musically gifted children. Together their uninhibited nature translates faultlessly into the music they produce and explores male sensitivity with courage and sensuality. Their new track Tools takes us on an unexpected journey and is as anthemic as it is elating.<\/p>\n
Adrian, you\u2019ve spoken about writing songs based on a relationship\u2019s end. Do you find torment more inspiring than happiness when it comes to writing music?<\/strong><\/p>\n Adrian: I think when I come into a relationship I\u2019m so excited and lost in someone else but when I come back to myself it\u2019s just you and your hard heart. When a relationship ends you have time to reflect on the nature of the relationship and your responsibility in how it ended.<\/p>\n Do you think that space gives you time to grow more than any other time?<\/strong><\/p>\n Adrian: I think there are a lot of opportunities. Hard break-ups are an intense learning experience because of how abrasive it can be and how forcibly changing they can be over your life.<\/p>\n Luca: Adapting to change is part of humanity.<\/p>\n