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    Toro Y Moi’s style is a combination of the folky and funky, boggling the mind and easing the soul. Chaz Bundick on his faves and influences.

    Born to parents that took in everything that NYC’s busy underground scene had to offer in the seventies and eighties to then move to South Carolina for a bit of peace and quiet, Chaz Bundick’s music sounds like the perfect blend of both. Taking in his parents’ massive vinyl and tape collection, his tracks take the buzzing creativity of a place like New York City and approach it in a warmly laid back way. Admiring _(artist-name)Sonic Youth_ as much as _(artist-name)J Dilla_ and _(artist-name)Daft Punk_, he started in music with a punk band but soon put the focus on his solo projects, most notably _(artist-name)Toro Y Moi_ where all of his influences meet to great effect. Like a rural, funky cousin to _(artist-name)Animal Collective_, he has been creating tracks that might be stylistically diverse, but always carry his unique sound signature (which also goes for the _(artist-name)Les Sins_ moniker he uses for house tracks).

    Tracks

    • I’m Not In Love 10cc Mercury
    • Fatto Di Cronaca Piero Umiliani Easy Tempo
    • Light Years (Opus IV) Mandré Motown
    • All I Wanna Do The Beach Boys EMI
    • Stage Fright The Band Capitol
    • That’s Us / Wild Combination Arthur Russell Audika
    • Magico Incontro Bruno Nicolai Gemelli
    • Sometimes My Bloody Valentine Creation
    • Flight Of The Ibis McDonald And Giles Island
    • Face To Face Daft Punk Virgin
    • Something About Us Daft Punk Virgin
    • Blue Line Swinger Yo La Tengo Matador
    • You Hid Toro Y Moi Carpark