Reefer

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Let It Go (Flying Lotus Remix) 02:43 Tools
May Baleen 04:31 Tools
The Simplest Way 01:48 Tools
Body Heat 03:34 Tools
Blue Moon 02:44 Tools
Let It Go 03:53 Tools
Five Hundred an Ounce 00:55 Tools
Hit and Run 03:34 Tools
Until We Meet Again 00:59 Tools
Crony Island (feat. Busdriver) 03:16 Tools
Hit and Run (Dntel Remix) 03:56 Tools
Let It Go - Flying Lotus Remix 02:43 Tools
Crony Island 03:17 Tools
Hit And Run - Dntel Remix 03:56 Tools
Up In Smoke 08:08 Tools
In Weed With Satan 07:42 Tools
High Priest 10:35 Tools
SENTIMENTAL MOTHERFUCKER 05:44 Tools
ネクタリン 03:54 Tools
12月 04:20 Tools
黒い羽根 03:10 Tools
音声感情ミュージック 04:00 Tools
リビドー 04:00 Tools
グッパイテネシー 02:55 Tools
ヘロー 03:20 Tools
A Doughnut Music 05:54 Tools
トゲトゲ 02:34 Tools
Weekender 02:09 Tools
欠陥 03:30 Tools
Lotus. 04:32 Tools
Five Hundren An Ounce 04:32 Tools
Reefer - Let It Go (Flying Lotus Remix) 04:32 Tools
Let It Go (FlyLo RMX)(from Reefer) 02:43 Tools
May Baleen (from Reefer) 04:31 Tools
Let It Go [Flying Lotus Remix] 02:43 Tools
スミスの枕 04:12 Tools
マグノリア 03:49 Tools
"Let It Go (Flying Lotus Remix)" 03:49 Tools
pulp 04:35 Tools
ハクビシン 04:36 Tools
グッバイテネシー 03:09 Tools
Let It Go (Flying Lotus Remix) [MP3] 03:09 Tools
03 Body Heat 02:43 Tools
抵抗と触角 04:06 Tools
03:26 Tools
Let It Go [Flying Lotus RMX] 02:43 Tools
ガーベラ 02:55 Tools
水面 03:22 Tools
夜明け前 03:04 Tools
砂漠の赤い月 04:59 Tools
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Reefer is Nick Thorburn (Islands, The Unicorns, Human Highway) and Los Angeles-based hip-hop producer/engineer Daddy Kev (Busdriver, Freestyle Fellowship, Awol One). Mutual admirers of each other's work, the two developed a close friendship over the years after being introduced by avant-rapper Giovanni Marks (Subtitle). The idea to create a record together was hatched at SXSW party a few years back where Nick and Kev decided they should take their disparate music backgrounds and create something in an environment much different than their normal lives in Montreal and Los Angeles, respectively. Quite possibly a drunken agreement -- as Nick was ejected that evening from the venue for sneaking in booze -- they still followed through on their brilliant idea and isolated themselves on the Hawaiian island of Maui to create their vision. Thorburn has been no stranger to drawing inspiration from hip-hop, as evidenced in much of the work of Islands and especially in the post-Unicorns rap project Th' Corn Gangg. Differing from MCs rhyming over the eclectic arrangements of Islands, Reefer is Nick crafting his darkly tinted pop over the foundation of Kev's sweeping, smooth beats crafted from tropical samples with flourishes of steel guitar and ukelele. Their self-titled mini album contains six sun-dripped songs and three interludes, plus remixes from Dntel and Flying Lotus. The album was composed on the Maui coastline in Makena, and was finished soon after in Los Angeles at Daddy Kev's studio, the Echo Chamber. Reefer is very much influenced by the beautiful tropical surroundings, the sounds of the ocean, and being far away from their regular daily routines. Not predictably sunny in tone, the minor-key arrangements and Thorburn's playful wordplay conjures up images of something more sinister than cheeseburgers in paradise. Kev's subtle, controlled production fits each songs mood nicely and draws from Hawaiian pop influences. Initially considered to be a one-off project, Reefer hopes to make another album when they meet again in a new exotic tropical location. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.