Daedelus (musician)

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Daedelus
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Alfred Darlington performing live
Background information
Birth name Alfred Weisberg-Roberts[1]
Also known as Alfred Darlington
Born (1977-10-31) October 31, 1977 (age 35)
Santa Monica, California[2]
Origin Los Angeles, California
Genres Electronic, baroque
Occupations Producer, singer
Instruments Monome, laptop computer, bass clarinet, double bass, guitar, accordion, melodica
Years active 2001-present
Labels Plug Research, Mush Records, Ninja Tune, Brainfeeder
Associated acts The Long Lost, Adventure Time
Website daedelusmusic.com

Alfred Darlington (born Alfred Weisberg-Roberts, 31 October 1977), better known by his stage name Daedelus, is a producer based in Los Angeles, California. He is a part of the groups The Long Lost[3] and Adventure Time.[4] He is also a founding DJ at the internet radio station Dublab.

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History [edit]

He attended the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music studying Jazz on Double Bass.

He has released material on numerous labels, including Plug Research, Mush Records, Alpha Pup Records, Brainfeeder, Ninja Tune, Anticon, Eastern Developments, Warp Records, Stones Throw, Soul Jazz, Phthalo, Merck Records, Distill, Hefty, Bit of Heaven, Temporary Whatever, Eat Concrete, Proximal Records, Friends of Friends and Laboratory Instinct. He is currently signed to the Ninja Tune label.

Daedelus pioneered using the Monome in conjunction with Max/MSP for live performances.[5]

Discography [edit]

Albums [edit]

EPs [edit]

  • The Quiet Party (2002)
  • The Household EP (2003)
  • 28:06:42:12 (2004)
  • Something Bells (2004)
  • Meanwhile... (2004)
  • Impending Doom / Just Briefly (2005)
  • Axe Murderation Remixes (2006)
  • Sundown (2006)
  • Throw A Fit - EP (2006)
  • Fair Weather Friends (2007)
  • For Withered Friends / Touchtone (2008)
  • Friends of Friends Vol. 1 (2009)
  • LA 10x6 (2010)
  • Proximity One: Narrative of a City (2010)
  • Overwhelmed EP (2011)
  • Looking Ocean (2012)

Mixes [edit]

  • Happily Ever After (2010)

Collaborations [edit]

  • The Weather (2003) LP with Busdriver and Radioinactive
  • Live Airplane Food (2003) LP with Busdriver
  • Dreams of Water Themes (2003) LP as Adventure Time
  • Glass Bottom Boats (2004) EP as Adventure Time
  • Woebegone (2008) EP as The Long Lost
  • Amiss (2009) EP as The Long Lost
  • The Long Lost (2009) LP as The Long Lost

Productions [edit]

Remixes [edit]

  • The One A.M. Radio - "Under Thunder and Gale (A Black and Blue Sky by Daedelus)" from On The Shore Of The Wide World (2005)
  • Flying Lotus - "1983 (Daedelus Remix)" by 1983 (2006)
  • Busdriver - "Kill Your Employer (Daedelus Remix)" from Kill Your Employer (2006)
  • Department of Eagles - "Sailing By Night (Daedelus floats thru)" from Romo-Goth 7" (2006)
  • Tunng - "Bricks (Daedelus Remix)" from And Then We Saw Land (2007)
  • Little Boots - "Earthquakes (Daedelus RMX)" from Earthquakes remixed (2009)
  • John Tejada - "Imbroglio (Daedelus Reads The Definition)" from Reworked Data 95 volume 1 (2009)
  • Quantic - "Undelievered Letter (Daedelus featuring Computer Jay Remix)" from Tradition in Transition (2010)
  • Baths - "♥ (Daedelus' Snorelaxed Remix)" from Cerulean Remixed (2010)
  • LDFD - "OuttaControl (Daedelus Remix)" from OuttaControl EP (2011)
  • Sepalcure - "Down (Daedelus RMX)" from Love Pressure Remixed (2011)
  • Gustav - "Rettet Die Wale (Daedelus' Muddled Mix-Up)" from Pudel Produkte 15 (2011)
  • James Pants - "Thin Moon (Daedelus' All Need remix)" from Dublab x Stones Throw 7" (2011)
  • Slugabed - "Sex (Daedelus Remix)" from Sex (2012)
  • Open Mike Eagle - "Nightmares (Daedelus Pacifically)" (2012)
  • Sister Crayon - "Cynic (Daedelus remix)" (2013)
  • Mono/Poly - "Crew (Daedelus' remix)" from Killer B's (2013)

References [edit]

  1. ^ Staples, Derek (November 2, 2010). "Taking a Breather with Daedelus in Chicago". Consequence of Sound. 
  2. ^ Gitlow, Ali (September 9, 2008). "Handy Dandy: A Daedelus Interview". XLR8R. 
  3. ^ Howard, August (March 13, 2009). "The Long Lost". XLR8R. 
  4. ^ Sylvester, Nick (January 27, 2004). "Adventure Time: Dreams of Water Themes". Pitchfork Media. 
  5. ^ Nagler, Riley. "Daedelus Interview". Melophobe. Retrieved 2008-12-04. 

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