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Nobody

Nobody

  • Avg user rating: 4 stars Out of 8 votes
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  • Similar Artists: Aisler's Set, Mia Doi Todd, Build An Ark

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Mia Doi Todd - 'Autumn' (Nobody Remix) (3:47) Date added: 11/06/06 | Total listens: 2,965
What is the light? (6:04) Date added: 06/07/05 | Total listens: 4,848

User reviews for Nobody

Average rating4 starsOut of 8 votes

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Editor's review

L.A. psych-pop-tronic songster Nobody might more properly be called Everybody. The artist's latest material is a glorious fusion of his wide-ranging genre interests, with shimmery acid-pop vocals (think Wayne Coyne) running atop world music atmospherics and pulsing beats that run a hip-hop vibe through the filter of electronica.

Biography

This is not the sequel to Nobody's last album Pacific Drift: Western WaterMusic Vol. 1 (2003, Ubiquity Records) although it is his brand new follow-upfull length. It is also his debut on LA based Plug Research, where Nobody (aka Elvin Estela) feels a bit more at home, both stylistically and literally among moreforward thinking music and fellow dublab.com cohorts.

This album finds him in transition and in regression, building on psychedelic themes apparent in his last album, yet revisiting his hip-hop roots as heard on his debut Soulmates (2000, Ubiquity Records). Nobody once again teams up with Mystic Chords of Memory (Chris Gunst of Beachwood Sparks and JenCohen of the Aisler's Set) and Farmer Dave Scher (Beachwood Sparks) who delivered the standout track on Pacific Drift, a beat heavy cover of the Monkees' "Porpoise Song." This time, they jump 30 years to cover one of Nobody's favorite 90's anthems, The Flaming Lips' "What is the Light"?

Tracklisting

01 The Coast is Clear (for fireworks)
02 What is the Light? (feat. Chris Gunst?& Farmer Dave Scher)
03 Spin the Bright Sun Rose
04 Go Go Interlude Go
05 Poor Angular Fellow
06 Tilijem's Forrest
07 You Can Know Her (featuring Mia Doi Todd)
08 Jose De La Rues!!!
09 Con Un Relampago (featuring Xololanxinco)
10 Wake Up and Smell the Millennium
11 Tori Oshi (featuring Prefuse 73)
12 Siesta Con Susana

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