Naytronix Oakland, California
Perhaps best known for his work in Tune-Yards, multi-instrumentalist Nate Brenner’s own music as Naytronix covers an equally adventurous terrain, as he navigates danceable beats, dreamy ambience, and whimsical compositional elements that bring to mind groundbreakers like Robert Wyatt and David Byrne. His fourth album, Other Possibilities, is out October 29th on Overseas Artists Recordings. ... more
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