Title: He's No Nobody!
Product review: I bought Nobodys first album and liked it enough to look fwd to a second installation. I wasn't prepared for "Pacific Drift", it's easily going to be up there with my 5 favorite albums of the year. Nobody's blend of psychedelic influences (suprisingly for a young producer there are covers of The Zombies, The Monkees, Pearls Before Swine, The West Coast Pop Art Band) with West Coast hip hop beats is really unique. Very cinematic and very dreamy but there is virtually no fluff. I can see why people have made the influence-connection with this new CD and classic dreamy California pop bands like The Byrds and The Beach Boys. I'm a big fan of Postal Service and was blown away when I heard Jimmy Tamborello was going to sing on Nobodys album, what a great combo. The album also includes members of Beachwood Sparks, Dntel and a keyboard player from Mars Volta...more of my favorites all in one place - but with a definite new twist.
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