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1月15日 Friday 星期五

TORO Y MOI [美国 US]

用耳朵与身体亲自感受令人神清气爽的柔软复古小碎步
与WASHED OUT、NEON INDIAN 同列 Chillwave 浪潮重要推手
加州南卡罗来纳好青年TORO Y MOI挟带复古寒潮席卷京沪


新生代最受瞩目才华洋溢的代表，青年榜样Chazwick Bundick出生在美国南加州哥伦比亚，从小即对音乐表现出浓厚的兴趣，童年时期组建乐队，玩过朋克和Indie Rock，喜爱的音乐风格更是从独立摇滚、60年代巴洛克流行，到80年代R&B、French house、Underground Hip-Hop⋯⋯等等
2001年，当时只有15岁的他便开始以“音乐人Toro Y Moi”的身份崭露头角，直到2009年大学毕业，Bundick便开始全心投入音乐事业，童年的积累在这时开始有所回报——2010年他发行的首张个人专辑《Causers of This》一经面世便广受好评，吸引来NME和Pitchfork等媒体的竞相报导，他的音乐融合了Lo-Fi、Funk、瞪鞋、Synthpop等多变样貌，所有元素在他的把玩下像蒙上了一层五光十色的复古魔术面纱，魅力十足。TORO Y MOI随即便与WASHED OUT、NEON INDIAN等团一起成为Chillwave这股音乐浪潮的重要推手。
随后乐队的几张唱片证明了Toro Y Moi的多产和多变，对于他的每一张唱片，媒体都要给出全新的标签和定位。然而即便如此，TORO对音乐本身的旋律把控和“好听度”的讲究却从未叫人失望。在2011年的第二张专辑《Underneath the Pine》中，TORO展示了一套motorik space-age FUNK，相比上张专辑，整体听起来更加清澈。同年发行的EP《FreakingOut》中加入了80年代 R&B、freestyle、灵魂乐等音乐元素。
进入2013年，专辑 《Anything in Return》更是诞生了众多为我们所熟知的作品，如“So Many Details”、“Say That”、“Never Matter”、“Rose Quartz”这些单曲也全部拍成了MV。媒体对这张专辑的评价是：“《Anything in Return》颠覆了TORO前三张作品（2张专辑1张EP）给人们留下的固有印象（音乐风格冰冷），更容易亲近也更让人上瘾。这是TORO的一次飞跃，他对音乐的把控能力更进一步成为无法掩盖的事实。”
伴随着TORO Y MOI音乐风格从Electro Pop、R&B、Funk逐层变换，2015年乐队发行了新专辑《What For?》。这张专辑从创作到录音用去了整整8个月。在这8个月里，TORO和乐队一直憋在录音棚里，几乎朝夕相处。乐手间对每一次彩排细节的捕捉、每一次的灵光一现都竭力纪录。新作品直接以吉他为主线，取代当年的卧室合成器，阳光四溢带有indie rock 色彩的节奏更为流畅、快活。
用TORO自己的话说：“electronic R&B和老派R&B都在里面，我只是想看看还能碰撞出什么新东西。整张专辑从头到尾思路统一，方向一致。我其实还只是在做我擅长的东西，但尝试让它们走得更远。”
2016年1月，经历了无数巡演走遍全球的TORO Y MOI终于即将访问中国大陆，不要错过TORO Y MOI无拘无束创意世界带来的寒潮洗礼。


http://www.windishagency.com/artists/toro_y_moi


Opening to the scream of F1’s speeding around a racetrack, and maintaining that intensity with booming guitar riffs and psychedelic effects throughout, the forthcoming album from Toro Y Moi is definitely making a statement. Or maybe a few statements. But Chaz Bundick, the frontman and songwriter, is leaving it up to you to figure out what they are. While it is obvious that each song is crafted around a personally meaningful experience, Chaz seems to purposefully leave the lyrics just vague enough to let each listener mold it into something unique. 
Opening to the scream of F1’s speeding around a racetrack, and maintaining that intensity with booming guitar riffs and psychedelic effects throughout, the forthcoming album from Toro Y Moi is definitely making a statement. Or maybe a few statements. But Chaz Bundick, the frontman and songwriter, is leaving it up to you to figure out what they are. While it is obvious that each song is crafted around a personally meaningful experience, Chaz seems to purposefully leave the lyrics just vague enough to let each listener mold it into something unique. Chaz presents you with a few themes: love, beauty, nature; and gently lets go of your hand so you can wander off on your own.
A feeling of searching for something threads its way through every song on the album, which is aptly named What For? It feels contradictory in a very human way, like Chaz is swinging between waiting for something and not being able to wait anymore. But the swinging isn’t panicked or frustrated, it’s just a situation that he’s reflecting on. The songs are heavy with nostalgia, too, for simpler times, better music, more fulfilling relationships. Chaz references Weezer to warn you that “there is no one to destroy your sweater” and, in another song, recalls Big Star to declare that “rock and roll is here to stay.” It feels like he misses everything (even things he wasn’t around for yet), but is somehow excited for what comes next.
What For? is a glimpse into the life of a guy trying to figure out what it all means. The music is influenced by bands like Big Star, Talking Heads, Tim Maia, Todd Rundgren, but it doesn’t quite sound like any of them in particular. And it isn’t trying to. It has that special something that Chaz imbues in every Toro Y Moi album, his personal filter on the world he experiences. So whatever message you take from the album, don’t forget that it’s good. As Chaz himself so candidly believes, “Good is good. Good finds its own audience.”


Toro y Moi interviewed by La Vanvas:
http://lacanvas.com/toro-y-moi-how-the-chillwave-phenom-found-his-groove/


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