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To celebrate a nice, new, even number of followers here's my submission to the (unfortunately) de-commissioned Sunrise Blend Vol.3 from JUICY Records! Hope you all enjoy!

Tokyo Rose

more chopped & screwed craziness. / August 22, 2021

second ep is now publicly available on bandcamp:
vtnlnx.bandcamp.com/album/wantuback

TREATURIGHT

SATORICRUSH

Full version of my submission for Lazerdisk's "Keep Watch Mix XL" mixtape for Mishka (https://soundcloud.com/bloglin/lazerdisk-keep-watch-mix-xl). Summer time. Dig it.

Runnin'

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.CASTING - LUST

Track 9 from the INFINITY (Vol.1) mix/beattape. Get all 20 tracks for free at https://formallogic.bandcamp.com/album/infinity-vol-1.

FREE MIX/BEAT TAPE

Being Here

All Love

Concourse

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Download the whole album on Bandcamp for FREE: https://formallogic.bandcamp.com/album/infinity-vol-1

Galaxy Run

Before Love

Literature - L o v e

Pamela

A remix of T&C's Soft Skin for his mega Marble Girl double album Marble Word!

Marble World

Trademarks & Copyrights - Soft Skin (3D BLAST Remix)

On the heels of covering each other’s music as part of Joyful Noise Recordings’ very cool Cause & Effect series, Devendra Banhart and Tim Kinsella (Joan Of Arc) sat down to record a Talkhouse Podcast episode about the project. They touch on it for a moment and then, as one might expect from such restless and prolific artists, veer away, never to return.

Their talk instead covers their upcoming books, the poems that came out of Devendra’s “ashram-hopping in India,” and the nuts and bolts of what goes into staying sane as highly productive working artists. Oh, and we also hear their argument for a hallucinatory experience as a prerequisite to lead the United States of America …

Check it out, and subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast.
— Elia Einhorn, Talkhouse Podcast host and producer

Today’s episode was recorded by Tim and Devendra, and co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi.

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Devendra Banhart with Tim Kinsella (Joan of Arc)

Evaporate

This was written a year or two ago and was originally intended to be included on a compilation of cover songs from other electronic producers/bands. It never came to fruition and has been sitting on my hard drive ever since. It's a kind of weirdo cover version of the originally silky smooth Human League jam. This song features the lovely vocals of Stella Tran (Airiel). Hope you dig.

Human League - "Human" Cover (feat. Stella Tran)

Booking & Press: navigateurbeats@gmail.com
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Full-length LP "Direction" Now available on all major streaming platforms
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New EP, "Cherish", available now for digital download!
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Bandcamp: https://navigateurmusic.bandcamp.com/album/cherish
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cherish-ep/id1160406141
Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/5bpw2NzeqfnN9LsCd79Brg?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open

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INFINITY (Vol.1) available now for free on FORMALOGIC_Records:
http://formallogic.bandcamp.com/album/infinity-vol-1

"What makes this a strong release is its maximalist use of electronics, every spare second crammed to bursting with ascendent sci-fi sounds, analog synth ambience, and 80's R&B percussion. The mix's found classic sounds so loved by future funk artists and fans alike are almost indiscernible from the original arrangements, blending the past and future seamlessly non-stop for a whole hour. There is literally something here for every fan of net-based retro electronic music: witchy pitch-shifted vocals, deliberately peaking 16-bit samples, and smeared glitch-hop time signatures. "
-TSQ Dance / INFINITY VOL.1 Review

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Full-length SURFACE also available via @formalogic.

"Album highlight “Breathe,” a propulsive pop track that imbues a colorful new age mystique, glides through imaginative canyon floors and careens over waves of exotic ocean water. “Breathe” starts small and manages to stack layer upon layer of beautiful synth and synthetic percussion until an effortless liftoff is reached."
- Portals / "Breathe" Review

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"Navigateur’s rework first builds up a hushed intensity that recalls New Age pioneers Jean Michel Jarre and Tangerine Dream, then erupts into a smoldering cosmic R&B jam with a cathartic rolling bassline finale. Space age synths and glitchy breaks abound in this inspired reimagining of an already great track."
- Discobelle / "Mirror Kisses - Runaways (Navigateur Remix)" Review

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