While the Beatles are omnipresent figures in pop, few current acts have committed themselves to recreating the buzzing energy of the Fab Four’s early hit records like Locksley. The Brooklyn by way of Madison, WI quartet built a slow but steady murmur of anticipation through live shows and smart marketing, culminating in the release of their second album, DON’T MAKE ME WAIT. Music from the album was used in several commercials, and Locksley ended up in national magazines like ELLE, SPIN, and ROLLING STONE. By stepping into a Beatle-shaped niche, Locksley has become severely in demand.