Armnhmr

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ARMNHMR
Genres EDM
Years active2013–present
Website www.armnhmr.com

Joseph Chung and Joseph Abella, who go by the stage name ARMNHMR, [lower-alpha 1] are Los Angeles, California-based [1] [2] musicians, DJs, and record producers. [3] While existing in the electronic dance music (EDM) scene ARMNHMR is represented by Monstercat, [4] Dim Mak, Barong Family, Brednbutter, [lower-alpha 1] and Armnhmr LLC. [lower-alpha 1] [5] They have collaborated with other artists such as Abandoned, Medyk, Nurko and Synymata. [6] [7]

Contents

Discography

Albums

TitleYearRefs
Together As One2023 [8] [9]
The Free World2020 [10] [11] [12]

Extended plays

TitleYearRefs
Waiting for Love2022 [13] [14]
A Thousand Dreams EP2020

Singles

TitleYearRefs
Lifeline2023 [15]
Someone to Forget2023
Drowing2023
It's You2022
Won't Make A sound2022 [16]
Falling Apart2022
Saving Lives2021 [17]
Never Gets You Back2021 [18]
Everybody Feels2021
Sun Comes Up on You2021
One Sided2021
Anywhere2021
Fragile2020
Coming Home2020 [19]
Here with me2020
Let Light Out2019
The Universe if Yours2019
Silver Lining2019
Save You Now2019
Hello, Goodbye2019
The World We Knew EP2019
So Long, My friend2019
The End of Time2019
Back to You2019
To Say Goodbye2019
Leave It All2018 [20]
Won't Come Back2018 [21]
Alone2017
Oceans2017
Farewell2017
Want U2017 [22]
Need You2017
Closer (featuring Halsey)2016
Wings2016
Rain2016
Feel so Good2016 [23]
Fallen2015

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Stylized in all caps

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