Luckily, I’ve had a lot of practice with that. At this point, it is my 15th year of doing music, which is kind of crazy. I remember the first record I turned in, and I was asking myself all the time if it was done or whatever. It was great, but in retrospect, when I listen to things or look back, I’m like, “I should have done this differently.” Things like, “This is mixed weirdly.” Those are the types of mistakes you don’t notice in the moment, but that’s how it has to happen. You have to be a little bullheaded about it, a little stubborn and delusional, so the vision just sort of happens.
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Toro y Moi
American singer, producer, and graphic designer
United States · b. 1986
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Musician Toro y Moi discusses the bittersweet necessity of narrowing his focus, adapting to the hours of parenting, and making a sound no one has ever heard.
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