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[00:00] Les Sins - Grind
[05:18] Craft Spells - After the Moment
[09:19] Various Artists, Neon Indian - Change Of Coast
[12:32] Part Time - Animal Machines
[15:46] Washed Out - Time to Walk Away
[20:02] Wild Nothing - Blue Wings
[23:48] Real Estate - Beach Comber
[28:16] Com Truise - Propagation
[32:27] Beach Fossils - Down the Line
[35:05] Little Dragon - Where You Belong
[38:32] Washed Out - Feel It All Around
[41:44] Craft Spells - Party Talk
[45:25] Unknown Mortal Orchestra - So Good At Being in Trouble
[49:15] Com Truise - Cyanide Sisters
[52:19] Baths - Aminals
[55:37] Small Black - No Stranger
[1:00:09] Beach Fossils - Sleep Apnea

Toro y Moi was one of the first artists to be called chillwave due to the underwater, laid-back sounds of his 2009 single "Blessa," but that tag was soon left behind as each subsequent record and project tackled by (later Chaz Bear) headed off in an unpredictable direction. Whether digging into '80s R&B, house music (on the side project in 2014), space-age pop, prog, or guitar-heavy power pop (as on 2015's What For?), Bear is never satisfied to stick to a formula when he could experiment instead. Even when tapping into the mainstream zeitgeist, as on 2017's modern R&B-inspired Boo Boo or the -meets- 2019 album Outer Peace, Bear's innate melodic gifts and sonic shapeshifting qualities always shine through.

Bundick started making bedroom recordings under the name Toro y Moi in his native Columbia, South Carolina in 2001. Growing up, he'd heard the disparate sounds of funk, soul, and new wave around the house and these influences colored his musical experiments. As he continued recording, so did the work of more contemporary artists like , , and . Along with recording many albums on his own, also played in bands. The Toro y Moi recordings were the ones that caught the ear of , however, and they released the "Blessa"/"109" single in 2009. The dreamlike, lo-fi songs were proto-typical chillwave, and Toro y Moi, along with and -- whose Ernest Greene was a childhood friend of 's -- were seen as the vanguard artists of the nascent style. The first Toro y Moi album on , the murky, home-cooked Causers of This, was released in 2010 and got a lot of coverage in the press and some high-profile fans like .

After making an album that relied on samples alone, swung in the other direction for 2011's Underneath the Pine, using real instruments and incorporating space age bachelor pad and disco influences into his sound. The end result wasn't very chillwave by design, and it showed that had more to offer than murky, bedroom dream pop. That same year, he released the Freaking Out EP, which moved even closer to the dancefloor and featured a shimmering cover of & 's 1985 R&B hit "Saturday Love."

After moved to Berkeley, California in 2012, his music began to reflect his separation from loved ones, giving his next album a slightly more melancholy feel. Anything in Return was released in early 2013 on . His next move was to give himself over to dance music entirely, releasing the Michael album in 2014 under the name . It was the first release on 's new label, Company, which he co-ran with . The same year, he also collaborated with on an album of new age prog songs titled Trance Zen Dental Spa. The next Toro y Moi album, 2015's What For?, featured contributions from guitarist and 's Ruban Nielson, and was the project's most straightforward collection of guitar-heavy pop songs to date. took an expanded live band out on the road, filming/recording one of the concerts, then releasing it as Live from Trona in 2016. He also hooked up with the jazz-prog duo to record the Star Stuff album, which Company issued in late 2016.

By the time that album hit the shelves, had begun recording another Toro y Moi album. It was a time of soul-searching on both personal and musical levels, leading to change his name to Chaz Bear and shift musical gears back to his trademark ambient R&B chillwave sound. Taking inspiration from artists like and , Boo Boo introduced more chill and space into the mix. It featured Bear playing most of the instruments, apart from contributions from live keyboardist Anthony Ferraro and vocalist Madeline Kenney, and was released by in July 2017. After releasing Toro y Rome, Vol. 1, a five-song EP made with Philadelphia rapper in 2018, Bear issued the sixth full-length Toro y Moi album, Outer Peace, early in 2019. The record showed the influence of and the Caribbean funk of keyboardist while also dipping into modern pop sounds.

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