What So Not is the Gold-selling, surf-obsessed Australia-based producer Chris Emerson. What So Not returns after 4 years with his sophomore LP, bringing along an impressive list of friends and collaborators including Oliver Tree, Killer Mike, Louis The Child, MØ, Captain Cuts, Herizen and more. With over 1 billion streams, 150k tickets sold in over 75 countries and collaborations with the likes of Skrillex, RL Grime, Run the Jewels, Toto, Jagwar Ma, Daniel Johns (Silverchair), San Holo, Flux Pavillion, RomeFortune, What So Not is a force to be reckoned with.
Anomaly arrives as WSN's most varied yet cohesive project yet, providing a sonic connective tissue between the worlds of dance, hip-hop, alt rock and much more. The album was created in various parts of the world: The Netherlands, Nicaragua, Germany, Australia, Atlanta (at the iconic Stankonia Studios) and Los Angeles. What each of these locations had in common was a creative ecosystem which WSN seamlessly became a part of. In every city, WSN connected with different collaborators.
Anomaly
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Anomaly
$29.99
Burnt Pink Vinyl
LP-COUNT-238LEC
$16.99
CD-COUNT-238
Usually dispatched in 5-10 days
What So Not is the Gold-selling, surf-obsessed Australia-based producer Chris Emerson. What So Not returns after 4 years with his sophomore LP, bringing along an impressive list of friends and collaborators including Oliver Tree, Killer Mike, Louis The Child, MØ, Captain Cuts, Herizen and more. With over 1 billion streams, 150k tickets sold in over 75 countries and collaborations with the likes of Skrillex, RL Grime, Run the Jewels, Toto, Jagwar Ma, Daniel Johns (Silverchair), San Holo, Flux Pavillion, RomeFortune, What So Not is a force to be reckoned with.
Anomaly arrives as WSN's most varied yet cohesive project yet, providing a sonic connective tissue between the worlds of dance, hip-hop, alt rock and much more. The album was created in various parts of the world: The Netherlands, Nicaragua, Germany, Australia, Atlanta (at the iconic Stankonia Studios) and Los Angeles. What each of these locations had in common was a creative ecosystem which WSN seamlessly became a part of. In every city, WSN connected with different collaborators.