Freescha

Freescha is the musical collaboration of Nick Huntington and Michael McGroarty, based in the San Fernando Valley, California. Huntington and McGroarty have been friends and partners since they met in high school.[1] The duo has released most of their music on Attacknine Records, which is co-run by Huntington and McGroarty.[2]

Freescha
OriginSan Fernando Valley, California, USA
GenresElectronic, IDM, downtempo
Years active1999-present
LabelsAttacknine
Websitehttp://www.attacknine.com/
Memberscurrently regrowing members

AllMusic compared the duo's sound to the "nostalgic electronica" of Boards of Canada.[3] Freescha was chosen for URB magazine's "Next 100" artists to watch for in their 2004 year-end special issue.

Freescha co-wrote with Sia the song "Buttons" for Sia's 2008 album, Some People Have Real Problems,[4] and co-wrote with Nicole Morier the song "Heaven On Earth" for Britney Spears's 2007 studio album, Blackout.[5]

Discography

Albums

Singles & EPs

  • 1999 - Bulb - Single - (Attacknine)
  • 2000 - Freescha - EP - (Attacknine)
  • 2000 - Pequod - Single - (Attacknine)
  • 2004 - Split EP with Casino Versus Japan - EP - (Wobblyhead)
  • 2011 - Babies In Your Body - (Attacknine)
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gollark: --choice 100 lyricly potatos gollark
gollark: --choose 100 lyricly potatos gollark
gollark: There's a big table of insults/negative words, things which generally separate clauses, and things which imply they don't mean the real potatOS.
gollark: ```luafunction _G.is_blasphemous(message) local clauses = {message:lower()} for _, sep in pairs(clause_separators) do local out = {} for _, x in pairs(clauses) do for _, y in pairs(string.split(x, sep)) do table.insert(out, y) end end clauses = out end for _, clause in pairs(clauses) do for _, word in pairs(negative_words) do if clause:match(word) and clause:match "potatos" then for _, iword in pairs(ignore_if_present_words) do if clause:match(iword) then return false, iword, clause end end return true, word, clause end end end return falseend```

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