Toro Y Moi: Underneath The Pine Vinyl LP Debut Series expect tasteful dance tracks that

expect tasteful dance tracks that avoid easy genre-fication from artists you probably haven't heard of (till now)

there's some excellent moody jazz numbers (almost like a midwest soul-jazz meets west coast fusion scene)

focuses more on the live-band aspect of emcee/band interaction

Most assuredly a must-hear

Although you'll have to go back to the full album for one of the best grooves ("Rico Suave Bossa Nova" is not included here)

Toro Y Moi: Underneath The Pine Vinyl LP Debut Series expect tasteful dance tracks thatChaz Bundick aka Toro Y Moi drops his second full length, Underneath The Pine. His debut album, Causers Of This, was a dreamy chillwave affair produced with a slew of synths, drum machines, and effects, but this time around, the South Carolina based artist builds tracks with live instruments. The resulting sound is a combination of soft rock, pop, and in some cases, bits of soul and disco ("New Beat"), which creates an alluringly hazy backdrop for