http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.12454569&rws=%2Fyoung-love%2Fmusic-videos.rssJust a few short years ago, singer-songwriter Dan Keyes was plugging away at life as the frontman for the Austin screamo outfit Recover. Sure, Recover was a successful, up-and-coming band and Keyes was helping them sensitively scream their way to the top. But Dan Keyes wanted more. Secretly, Dan Keyes just wanted to -- and we quote, from 2007's <i>Too Young to Fight It</i> -- "dance, dance, dance." So when a friend called to offer Keyes a free room in his New York City apartment, the former rage rocker grabbed his guitar and a suitcase and headed off to the Big Apple to make his dreams come true. There he spent a couple of months waiting tables, writing songs, and creating his one-man synth-rock dance band Young Love, biding his time until Island Def Jam signed the band in late 2005. An EP, some high-profile opening gigs, and a couple YouTube videos later, Young Love released their 2007 debut, <i>Too Young to Fight It</i>, a hyperactive, hypersensitive exhibition of Keyes' affinity for <i>both</i> kinds of music: neo-new wave <i>and</i> emo. - Rachel DevittSynth Popen720Wed, 30 Dec 2009 16:21:59 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.12454569&rws=%2Fyoung-love%2Fmusic-videos.rss Just a few short years ago, singer-songwriter Dan Keyes was plugging away at life as the frontman for the Austin screamo outfit Recover. Sure, Recover was a successful, up-and-coming band and Keyes was helping them sensitively scream their way to the top. But Dan Keyes wanted more. Secretly, Dan Keyes just wanted to -- and we quote, from 2007's <i>Too Young to Fight It</i> -- "dance, dance, dance." So when a friend called to offer Keyes a free room in his New York City apartment, the former rage rocker grabbed his guitar and a suitcase and headed off to the Big Apple to make his dreams come true. There he spent a couple of months waiting tables, writing songs, and creating his one-man synth-rock dance band Young Love, biding his time until Island Def Jam signed the band in late 2005. An EP, some high-profile opening gigs, and a couple YouTube videos later, Young Love released their 2007 debut, <i>Too Young to Fight It</i>, a hyperactive, hypersensitive exhibition of Keyes' affinity for <i>both</i> kinds of music: neo-new wave <i>and</i> emo. - Rachel Devitt