YACHT

YACHT began being a single task for Jona Bechtolt, a musician and multimedia musician who embraces an eclectic but playful mixture of consumer electronics, acoustic percussion, and sounds of all types. Bechtolt used music as an adolescent, dropping from high school to try out drums inside a touring punk music group with his sibling, and in the second option area of the ’90s he started working with consumer electronics. Bechtolt teamed up with vocalist and overall performance designer Khaela Maricich to create the Blow, whose upbeat mixture of beats and off-kilter melodies received them a faithful following after liberating the to begin many albums for K Information in 2002. In 2003, Bechtolt revealed YACHT, his single project, using the mainly instrumental recording Super Warren MMIV, released by Says Rights Information. A year later on, Bechtolt teamed using the Relationship label for any 10″ vinyl fabric YACHT recording Mega 10″, that was re-released like a Compact disc with accompanying Dvd and blu-ray of Bechtolt’s digital filmmaking. The 3rd YACHT album, I REALLY BELIEVE in You. Your Magic Is usually Real., found its way to the springtime of 2007. You should definitely occupied with YACHT or the Blow, Bechtolt spent some time working being a collaborator and/or accompanist for Devendra Banhart, Bobby Birdman, Mirah, Small Wings, the Microphones, and many more, in addition to remixing paths for Structures in Helsinki and Light Rainbow. Furthermore, Bechtolt may be the founder from the Urban Honking blog page collective, helmed the web reality present satire THE BEST Blogger, and has generated performance parts under payment to NY City’s New Museum of Modern Art as well as the Portland Institute of Modern Artwork. By 2009, Bechtolt got changed YACHT from a single project to some full-fledged duo, recruiting vocalist (and reputed science article writer/theorist) Claire L. Evans to sing in the critically well-received Discover Mystery Lighting. They continued functioning together, launching the Shangri-La record in 2011 for DFA along with a string of singles afterward (“Second Summertime” in 2012, “Plastic material Spirit” and “Where Will This Disco?” in 2014). For the 2015 recording I Thought the near future Would Be Much cooler, Bechtolt and Evans caused Rob Kieswetter (aka Bobby Birdman in addition to a person in YACHT’s live music group) to create their poppiest work yet. It had been released in past due 2015 by their fresh label, Downtown.