what I hope to achieve

Pharid Duck

drifting

Deez 25

Good Looking

Mood Hoover

Hurt You

Beach House

Master of None

Led Zeppelin IV

Going to California (Remaster)

Long Distance Calling

Arecibo (long Distance Calling)

Written by: Nick Sanborn and Amelia Meath
Produced by: Sylvan Esso
Mixed by: BJ Burton
Mastered by: Huntley Miller
Art by: lilfuchs

Vinyl 12" Available 11/18.  Pre-order at http://found.ee/SE_mainsite

TOUR DATES

9/8 – Marathon Music Works – Nashville, TN
9/9 – Mill & Mine – Knoxville, TN
9/10 – Hopscotch Music Festival – Raleigh, NC
9/25 – Music Tastes Good Festival – Long Beach, CA
10/1 – Meadows Music Festival – Flushing, NY
10/8 – All Things Go Fall Classic – Washington, DC
10/15 – Fed Up Fest – Kansas City, MO
10/16 – Treasure Island Music Festival – San Francisco, CA

Tickets available at http://found.ee/SE_TourDates




℗ 2016 Loma Vista Recordings. Distributed by Concord Music Group, Inc. © 2016 Sylvan Esso




Radio / Kick Jump Twist

Radio

Egospect

An Incomprehensive Catalogue

Problems / Canvas

Hi. My name is Jack and these are songs I made. Take 'er easy, pal.

3 - I Love You Verne Troyer

White Star Liner

Fast Cars

English Rose

molly nilssonI - hope you die

I Want Out

Taken from my new album 'Two-Minds' 
Out 9th April 2021 - https://smarturl.it/Two-Minds-Album

Two-Minds

Could've

The world has stopped but the dream continues.

4 AM

Pyrocene

Dream Weapon

Glow

Only When I

Sheep, Dog & Wolf - https://linktr.ee/sheepdogwolf

To get a handle on the layered, undulating momentum of Sheep, Dog & Wolf’s sound, one needs to understand the world of Auckland pop polymath Daniel McBride - a classically trained saxophonist cum software engineer cum human canvas that records every facet of his music himself. Bringing his technical nous to life is an acute pop sensibility, uncanny rhythmic flows and viscerally honest lyrics.

Given his young age and the fact that he worked quickly and totally alone, his debut full length album ‘Egospect’ of 2013 was extraordinary; intricate but fluid, sturdy but supple, grounded but euphoric, winning the Critics’ Choice Prize at the New Zealand Music Awards and making the shortlist at 2014’s Taite Prize. 

Eight years later McBride finally returns with the dizzying rhythms and voices of his new album ‘Two-Minds’, showcasing his unique ability to document a young life in disarray, against a complex backdrop bridging mutant R&B, post-classical minimalism and electronica. More dextrous and ambitious than its predecessor, full of colour and energy, this new musical direction sounds totally joyous and free.