Low Millions

Hailing from Los Angeles, the alternative pop/rock outfit Low Millions feature singer/guitarist Adam Cohen, guitarist Michael Chaves, bassist Jorgen Carlsson, and drummer Eric Eldenius. Before he launched Low Millions, Cohen — son of famed singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen — released a self-titled solo effort in 1998. He also maintained a solo career as a French-language artist, releasing Melancolista in 2004. Via connections in the L.A. scene, Cohen hooked up with Chaves (who, at the time, was playing guitar for John Mayer) and fellow session players Carlsson and Eldenius. Low Millions' debut album, Ex-Girlfriends, arrived in late 2004 on Manhattan Records and spawned two minor hits, "Eleanor" and "Statue."