A Holy Thanks

First single from Photay (ANR003). Vinyl/digital released on Astro Nautico 9/9/14. Featuring Seafloor on vocals and Ace Mojica on trumpet.

Photay

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Photay - Reconstruct (feat. Seafloor)

Available at:
svnsetwaves.bandcamp.com/album/hopelessness

Mastering:
@matical-mastering

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Remnants

"Buffalo" is the second single off Toro Y Moi's forthcoming album "What For?" out April 7th. iTunes pre-order: smarturl.it/whatfor_itunes comes with instant grat download of "empty nesters" and "buffalo."

toroymoi.com
toroymoi.spinshop.com 

Toro Y Moi -  Buffalo

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BTSTU (Jai Paul Cover)

Space Cubs - A Holy Thanks (remix)

Day By Day, Single
Pawing release date: May 15th
Pre order now! https://polysemy.bandcamp.com/album/pawing

Watch the music video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xTJHuhZTf8

Day By Day

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The Fire and Things Forgotten is the debut album of Charlotte, NC native Suzanne Bonifacio, aka Space Cubs. Born and raised in Buffalo, NY, she gained influence from gospel and ambient music while taking classical voice and piano during high school, and her early interests in experimental and electronic music sparked the desire to start composing her own musical creations. Through explorations of the human condition and the nature of being alone with music, Space Cubs has crafted a body of work that showcases tremendous emotional depth and wisdom beyond her years.

“Bonifacio's strong suit lays in her expressiveness, elegantly combining the spiritual and the romantic with melodies that seem to demonstrate that the journey of self knowledge is more than a matter of self. She isn't afraid of tapping into unnavigable territory, but similarly to earthy electronic artists such as Bjork and Boards of Canada, her music contains subtle glimpses of tranquility beneath the pretense of complete psychic distortion" (Jeannette Chin, Buffablog).

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