Camino 84 plays sensitive, and sometimes, smartass sophisticated pop—like a Steely Dan for millennials. “Maybe if Steely Dan were worse,” the producer/songwriter born Ryan Lucht counters. Like the Dan, Camino 84 (the band) circle pop and rock from decidedly un rock and pop sources, such as jazz and disco. In addition, the two artists share an intriguing juxtaposition between the groovy quality of its music and the serious, and sometimes, playfully serious nature of its lyrics.