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Justin Blau, AKA 3LAU, is a rarity in the music industry: A successful recording artist, DJ, and producer whose main goal is not fame, but helping others. Raised in New York and Las Vegas by parents who emphasized the importance of charitable work, Blau left college, where he studied finance, and the promise of a career in business to pursue his dream of making music. He went on to release a string of well-received original tracks, including “How You Love Me,” “Is It Love,” “Fire,” “On My Mind,” “Hot Water,” and "Star Crossed," as well as remixes for Rihanna, Katy Perry, Shawn Mendes, and Ariana Grande — all of which have racked up millions of streams. But unwilling to take and not give back, Blau has used his business savvy to parlay his success into doing good. In 2016 Blau launched Blume Records, an independent label with a ground-breaking model that harnesses the power of streaming to raise money for charitable causes. Earlier this year 3LAU released his debut album Ultraviolet featuring hit single "Touch," both reached #1 on the iTunes Electronic chart and all profits will be donated to F Cancer. Outside of the studio 3LAU has also built his reputation as a must see live performer, appearing at such major festivals as Electric Zoo, EDC Vegas, Lollapalooza, and Life Is Beautiful and tours extensively internationally. 

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Whether in his grungy basement studio or on the shoddy stage of a local watering hole, Torito provides a deluge of multisyllabic wit, absurdist imagery, personal musing, and societal reflection. It's a bit like observing a psychotherapy session in which the shrink foregoes the typical elevator music/Yanni/nature sounds playlist in favor of a carefully curated beat set, and the patient attempts to keep a partial grasp of reality, voices all of his thoughts in complex internal rhyme schemes, and wears a leather bull mask.

Member of We Are Apes and Urquides. Keys, drums, vocals, other stuff I can get my hands on.

"Smoke," based on the story by award-winning author Alan Heathcock, is a short film directed by Cody Gittings and Stephen Heleker in Boise, Idaho. 

Written and Arranged by Daniel Kerr and Jeremy Stewart.
Recorded by Daniel Kerr & Mark Doubleday at The Hemingway Center, The Morrison Center, and Dansa Tonstudio. 
Summer 2013



Violin: Jennifer Whittle, Yonsoo Park
Cello: Jake Saunders, Mark Doubleday
Bass: Brenton Viertel
Conducted by Jeremy Stewart

Piano: Jeremy Stewart
Guitar: Daniel Kerr
SInging in the Style of Roy Rogers: Daniel Kerr







Indie Folk band, Idaho dwellers, Music that makes you want to live in a simpler time.

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