
Symphonauts are a genre‑defying league of sonic voyagers, a band that feels less like a musical act and more like a superhero team assembled to save the world from boring sound. Formed in Brooklyn in 2019, they erupted onto the scene with shows that looked like splash pages from a graphic novel—opera‑level drama, funk‑powered choreography, and cosmic light storms exploding behind them. Their concerts became instant legend: part glam‑rock ritual, part electronic odyssey, part symphonic uprising, all delivered with theatrical flair that made audiences feel like they were witnessing the origin story of a new musical universe.
At the core of the group stand co‑leads Jack Cosmo, Jennifer Rae, and Mike Orion—three vocal titans whose harmonies collide like gospel meteors in glam‑rock orbit. Surrounding them is a rotating ensemble of multi‑instrumentalists and a full male‑female choir known as The Infinite, whose stacked harmonies, operatic belts, and whispered chants give the band its signature “cosmic cathedral” sound. Their sonic palette fuses glam rock swagger, soulful grit, electronic textures, and art‑rock ambition—all supercharged by orchestral strings and analog synths that pulse like the engines of a star cruiser. Together, Symphonauts craft music that feels like a mission, not a performance: a vow to push sound further, louder, stranger, and more beautiful than the world expects. Their grooves nod to Parliament‑Funkadelic, Bowie’s Berlin era, and early‑2000s maximalist art rock, but the execution is pure Symphonauts—bold, cinematic, and larger than life. Whether they’re unleashing a funk‑opera in a Brooklyn warehouse or shaking the rafters of a symphony hall, the band performs with the conviction of heroes who believe music can still save the day.
Symphonauts crash back into the stratosphere with Cosmic Jack, a record that feels less like an album and more like a technicolor origin story ripped from the pages of a retro‑futurist comic. Powered by glam‑rock bravado, soul‑choir fire, and a starship’s worth of analog synths, the band turns every track into a cinematic showdown between groove and grandeur. Co‑leads Jack Cosmo, Jennifer Rae, and Mike Orion deliver vocals like dueling superheroes — soaring, clashing, harmonizing, while their full choir, The Infinite, erupts behind them like a cosmic battalion. The result is a sound that fuses glam rock swagger, soulful grit, and art‑rock ambition into something massive, theatrical, and defiantly alive.
