Member backgrounds Johnny Atar was born on December 1, 1989, to an Israeli
Jewish family in
Manhattan,
New York. His parents worked at the ministry of foreign affairs, and Atar was raised in many different parts of the world. Finally, in 2005, they moved to Toronto, which is where Atar had met Emmanuel in 2006. In 2010, Atar and his family retired to Miami. Mark Emmanuel was born on December 20, 1989, to a Russian Jewish family in
Krasnodar,
USSR (presently known as
Russia). His family moved to
Israel shortly after in 1990. In 2004, Emmanuel and his family moved to Toronto, Canada. Later on, in 2006, Johnny and Mark met, and later formed Klaypex.
Founding Atar and Emmanuel previously lived in
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, from 2005 to 2011. They became friends in 2006 and began writing together in 2007. They started out with an
Alternative Rock project (Pulsar), writing music in
Guitar Pro, which later, in 2008, was recorded in
GarageBand. In early 2009, they began taking music production more seriously, and worked to improve Pulsar. During the summer of 2010, Atar and his family moved, forcing Pulsar to split up. & DUBSTEP GUNS video. Klaypex initially contacted Mike Diva to inquire about a possible music video to accompany the release of
Loose Dirt. They sent him bits and pieces of the EP. During that time, Mike Diva was planning a video collaboration with
Corridor Digital, and at one point showed them some of the tracks. They had the idea for DUBSTEP GUNS, and the concept was later filmed and released. The video includes a mix of four of Klaypex's original tracks, "Lights", "Rain", "Hit Me" and "Chinter's Will", custom edited to fit the video. In April 2013, Klaypex collaborated with YouTube channel
Epic Meal Time on a video called "Sauce Boss", in which Klaypex was responsible for the track production. Their album
Anything Goes was released on August 12, 2014. == Discography ==