Bayonne is the stage name of Roger Sellers, an American electronic musician and composer based in Austin, Texas, renowned for his intricate, loop-layered live performances and densely textured recordings that blend indie electronic, symphonic pop, and experimental elements. Born in Spring, Texas, Sellers began exploring music as a young child, inspired by Eric Clapton's MTV Unplugged performance and Phil Collins, which led him to receive his first drum kit at age six.1 Sellers' musical journey started with formal training but evolved largely through self-teaching on multiple instruments, resulting in early releases under his own name, including the self-titled debut album in 2010, Moments in 2011, and 8 Songs in 2012, which leaned toward electro-acoustic avant-folk By the mid-2010s, he adopted the Bayonne moniker for his more electronics-focused work, building a dedicated following in Austin through solo shows where he creates complex soundscapes using drums, sequencers, synths, and looping effects in real time. Bayonne's debut album under the project, Primitives—originally self-released in 2014 and reissued by Mom + Pop Music in 2016—showcased ambient and percussive tracks exploring polyrhythms and electronic pop.1 His follow-up, the self-produced Drastic Measures (2019, also on Mom + Pop), drew inspiration from 1960s symphonic pop and achieved commercial success, peaking in the Top Ten of Billboard's Dance/Electronic Albums chart. In 2023, Bayonne released Temporary Time on Nettwerk Music Group, continuing his signature style of dance rhythms interwoven with atmospheric depth, alongside collaborations such as a feature on David Knudson's "Medalle" and a remix of Sondre Lerche's "Guaranteed That I'd Be Loved." In 2024, he released the single "Dark Day."