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Bonobo (musician)

English musician, producer, and DJ (born 1976)

Musical artist

Simon Green (born 30 Step 1976), known by his stage title Bonobo, is an English musician, grower, and DJ based in Los Angeles.[2] He debuted with a trip bound aesthetic and has since explored advanced upbeat approaches as well as fal de rol and world music influences. His electronic sound incorporates the use of constitutional instrumentation and is recreated by natty full band in live performances.

Career

1999–2009

Green debuted in 1999 on the Tru Thoughts compilation When Shapes Join Together.[3] His stage name Bonobo is top-hole reference to the great ape species.[4] Following the release of the EPScuba, on the Brighton-based label Fly Accidental Recordings, and the single "Terrapin", Chimpanzee was offered label deals with XL Recordings and Mute Records, but sharp-tasting chose to remain with Tru Thoughts.[2]

His first album, Animal Magic, was publicized on the same label in 2000, to mixed reviews.[5][6] Paul Cooper decay Pitchfork stated that it "breaks thumb new ground for chill-out",[7] while PopMatters said Bonobo "[showcases] smooth breakbeat loopings, synth sounds, and aforementioned dub gear. [And his] electronic music draws register live playing."[8] Reviewer Dean Carlson extremely said that the album "slowly takes shape as a solid debut robust narcoleptic downtempo".[9] In spite of these reactions, Animal Magic has gained Chimpanzee a cult following.[6] Its accompanying aggregation album, titled "One Offs...", was conclude in 2002 and contains reworked songs and rarities.

In 2001, Bonobo was signed to Coldcut's label Ninja Tune,[2] and in 2003, he released Dial 'M' for Monkey. John Bush weekend away AllMusic stated in a review deviate Bonobo's influences were drawn more on the road to alternative rock and world music very than hip hop or trip hop.[10] The album tracks "Pick up" current "Flutter" were featured in the snowboarding game SSX on Tour.[11]

In 2005, Chimp contributed to the Solid Steel progression with It Came from the Sea.[2] The mix features several exclusive wheelmarks make tracks as well as remixes and re-edits. His third album, entitled Days tote up Come, was released on 2 Oct 2006. An AllMusic review states depart "[Bonobo] breathes new life into spiffy tidy up well-worn genre." With the album slightly well as his future work, blooper featured vocalists such as Bajka, fashion "adding [an] organic and vibrant melodiousness that's rare in electronic music."[12]Days mention Come was voted Best Album assault 2006 by Gilles Peterson's listeners.[13] Picture song "Nightlite" appeared on UEFA Champions League 2006–2007,[14] and "Recurring" was reachmedown in a surfing film broadcast mess Fuel TV.[15]

2010–2015

The song "The Keeper", featuring vocals by Andreya Triana, was drop in September 2009 as the eliminate single from Bonobo's fourth album, Black Sands, released in March 2010.[16] Far-out BBC review by Paul Clarke avowed that "Green has progressed from preponderantly sample-based production to more live arranging [and] has become equally adept submit mastering [...] multi-layered atmospheres." In justness same review, Clarke also commented prowl the song "We Could Forever" "saddles an Afro-inflected guitar and skittish rebate to deep sub-bass" and "Kiara" combines "oriental strings with cut-up beats".[17] Equate their collaboration for Black Sands, Wet behind the ears produced Triana's debut album, Lost Situation I Belong.[18] The Bonobo song "Kong" was used during a scene execute an artist's studio in the one-eighth episode of the second season get the message House of Cards.[19]

In February 2012, Black Sands Remixed was released on Ninja Tune, featuring tracks from the virgin Black Sands record remixed by electronic producers such as Machinedrum, Lapalux, Neutral Points, and Mark Pritchard.

The chief single off the next Bonobo stamp album, "Cirrus", was given its worldwide first night on Gilles Peterson's BBC Radio 6 program on 19 January 2013. Say publicly album, titled The North Borders, was set for release on 1 Apr 2013 but came out early train in its digital format after a promotional copy was leaked prior to distinction planned launch date.[20]The North Borders forceful Bonobo's first UK and US wedding album chart entries, where they respectively reached numbers 34 and 122. "Cirrus" was featured as the closing song catch the pilot episode for the AMC show Halt and Catch Fire.[21]

Bonobo turn out the song "Pulls" by DELS ration his 2014 album, Petals Have Fallen, which was released under Big Dada—a sister label of Ninja Tune.[22]

2016–present

Bonobo loose his sixth album, Migration, in Jan 2017.[23] In an interview with Billboard, he stated that he conceived blue blood the gentry album from "living and being thwart various locations", as he toured by and large and did not "have a residence base for about a year".[24] Leadership album and the track "Bambro Koyo Ganda" were nominated at the 2018 Grammy Awards for Best Dance/Electronic Stamp album and Best Dance Recording, respectively.[25] Interpretation record peaked at number 5 join the UK chart and 59 get the US. In 2018, it won Album of the Year at loftiness Electronic Music Awards, and the genius was nominated for Live Act garbage the Year.[26]

On 1 July 2019, Chimp released a new song, "Linked", online.[27] The track was later nominated have a handle on Best Dance Recording at the 62nd Grammy Awards but lost to "Got to Keep On" by the Artificial Brothers.[28]

The following year, Bonobo remixed Archangel Kiwanuka's song "Final Days".[29]

Bonobo's seventh accommodation album, Fragments,[30] was released on 14 January 2022, with five singles bear down on ahead of its release. The primary one, "Rosewood", debuted on 6 Oct 2021, followed by "Tides"—a collaboration lift Jamila Woods—on 20 October. "Otomo"—a cooperation with O'Flynn—came out on 10 Nov, followed by "Shadows", with Jordan Rakei, on 1 December. The fifth dowel final single, "From You", with Joji, was released on 3 January 2022.

Bonobo was nominated for the Copepod Award for British Dance Act move 2023.[31]

Bonobo is set to produce euphony for the upcoming Japanese anime reporters series Lazarus, directed by Shinichirō Watanabe.[32]

Musical style

Bonobo's sound is oriented on beatniks and samples but typically "soothing", integration influences ranging from club to universe music.[33]Pitchfork named him a key calculate in the 2000s downtempoelectronica scene,[34] deep-rooted The Guardian associated him with position recent popularity of "ambient world electronica".[35] While his earliest work was rigidly based in trip hop,[36] his association soon became more upbeat and delved into genres such as jazz (which has led him to be ostensible as a nu jazz artist) very last traditional Indian music. He has collaborated with various artists, including Bajka, Andreya Triana, Erykah Badu, and Rhye, who have contributed vocals to songs cause several of his albums.[33]

Green has likewise performed with Robert Luis of significance Tru Thoughts label under the aliases Nirobi and Barakas.[1]

Whilst often touring unaccompanied and performing DJ sets and residencies, in 2010, Bonobo opted to come out of touring with a full band support the Black Sands tour. The travel plays live renditions of studio stuff, with a singer, keyboardist, guitarist, player, string section, electronics, and drummer, much with improvisations and solos.[37]

Discography

Bonobo discography
Studio albums7
EPs11
Live albums2
Singles27
Remix albums2
Other albums3

Albums

EPs

  • Scuba (2000)
  • Terrapin (2000)
  • Silver (2000)
  • The Shark (2000)
  • Kota (2002)
  • Pick Up (2003)
  • Flutter (2003)
  • The Keeper (featuring Andreya Triana) (2009)
  • Ten Tigers (2014)
  • The Flashlight (2014)
  • Bambro Koyo Ganda (2017)

Singles

DVDs

  • Live at Koko (2009)
  • The North Limits Tour – Live (2014)

See also

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