the name had "reached its limits" and that "the future can no longer exist in the same realm with music I created when I was 17, fickle and still developing." The following day, he released the track "disneμ girls" from Pattern of Excel, which was itself released on July 8, 2015. 2015–present: Second name change and $uccessor On September 9, 2015, Warmsley released an extended play titled tHot eNhançeR under the new moniker "Dedekind Cut". He followed that up with a collaborative project with the musician Rabit titled R&D on January 19, 2016. On March 23, 2016 American Zen was released physically by Hospital Productions and digitally by Ninja Tune. In a review, Resident Advisor described American Zen as "new age" and having "chilling cinematic sound design". On September 1, 2016, it was announced that Warmsley would be releasing his debut studio album as Dedekind Cut, titled $uccessor, on November 11, 2016 on the NON Worldwide record label. On January 15, 2018, Warmsley, under the alias of Barrio Sur, released बड़ा शोक (heart break), a rock-oriented mixtape that was previously recorded in the summer of 2017. The mixtape is dedicated to Chyna Gibson, a trans woman and performer of color from Sacramento, California who was shot dead in New Orleans, Louisiana during Mardi Gras. Discography As Lee Bannon Studio albums Alternate/Endings (2013) Pattern of Excel (2015) As Dedekind Cut Studio albums $uccessor (2016) Tahoe (2018) Extended plays tHot eNhançeR (2015) R&D (2016) LAST (2016) American Zen (2016) The Expanding Domain (2017) As Barrio Sur Mixtapes बड़ा शोक (heart break) (2018) Production The following is a list of albums in which Warmsley has produced as either producer or co-producer, showing year released, performing artists and album name. References External links Fred Warmsley at Bandcamp Fred Warmsley profile at Ninja Tune's official website 1987 births Living people Businesspeople from Sacramento, California African-American record producers Record producers from California American electronic musicians Ninja Tune artists Plug Research artists 21st-century African-American people 20th-century African-American people