Modern Measure is a hybrid electronic project like none other. Infusing live organic instrumentation with artfully crafted music production is what sets Modern Measure apart . Modern Measure was formed in the musical hotbed of Atlanta, GA in 2013. Coming off of sold out performances at Terminal West in ATL, to touring nationally all across the United States, Modern Measure stays true to art and music. Kyle Holly(Live Drums/Music Production) and Charlie Thornton(Bass Guitar, Music Production) keep the party up at all times. Taking inspiration from around the world, along with Electronica, Hip Hop, Rap, Funk, and Rock influences, it all blends meticulously. 

In just a short time, Modern Measure has shared the stage with friends and renowned artists such as STS9, Big Gigantic, The Disco Biscuits, ZOOGMA, Manic Focus, The Floozies, The New Deal, and Turbo Suit. With the help of Modern Measure’s label, 1320Records, Modern Measure continues to push the bar releasing original material, alongside remixes from very respected artists that continually inspire the band. 

Modern Measure has performed at CounterPoint Music Festival in Atlanta GA, NorthCoast Music Festival in Chicago IL, String Cheese Incident’s Hulaween Festival in Live Oak FL, with appearances for 2015 planned for Euphoria Music Festival in Austin TX, 420 Festival in Atlanta GA, and Summer Camp Music Festival in Chillicothe IL, with many more announcements coming in time. Get familiar, get comfortable, and lock yourselves in. Modern Measure is a name you will continue to see in music for years to come.

Pure Colors is the alias of Joey Tuholski (b. 1993), a musician, creator, and manboy on a funky journey. He resides at a humble abode in Atl, Ga. When he's not trying to make sense of life's shitty and also amazing experiences for the purpose of transforming those emotions into a body of work, he may be planning out his day with a mug of steamy coffee and ghee butter, or coconut oil. 
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His artistic style is a shape-shifting and beautifully imperfect process intended to adapt to the portrayed mood of each track. It's "c h r o m a f u n k". He also thinks that since this is written in the third person, you will take him a little more seriously, but at the same time, hopes that you don't take him too seriously.