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Bonobo examines Hikikomori for his latest visual. Bonobo has released the music video for his Migration collaboration with Nick Murphy "No Reason. -
Stream, Download Bonobo's Soothing New Album 'Migration'
Bonobo takes around the world on a sublime global journey. Bonobo has released his sixth artist album Migration via his longtime label home Ninja Tune. -
Kaskade, The Chainsmokers, GRiZ Headline 2017 Shaky Beats Lineup
Bonobo, Zeds Dead, Flosstradamus, Alison Wonderland, Girl Talk, Claude VonStroke and others will also perform. -
Bonobo, Nick Murphy Get Moody On "No Reason" From Upcoming 'Migration'
Migration drops on Jan. 13. Bonobo and Nick Murphy (fka Chet Faker) have teamed up on the moody new single "No Reason. " The collaboration is lifted from Bonobo's upcoming album Migration that is being released imminently - this Friday, Jan. -
Bonobo Releases New 'Migration' Single "Break Apart" With Rhye
Migration will be released on Jan. 13. Bonobo has released the second single from his upcoming album Migration. The new single "Break Apart" features Michael Milosh of Rhye. -
Bonobo New Album 'Migration,' Tracklist, Release Date, 2017 Live Tour Detailed
Bonobo has announced the details for a new album Migration, including features, release date a live tour coming in 2017. -
Pretty Lights Launches Spotify Playlist, Offers Download of ‘Only Yesterday’ [LISTEN]
Derek Vincent Smith, the electro-soul pioneer best known as Pretty Lights, is back with a free download of his latest track, "Only Yesterday." Additionally, the Colorado-based producer has launched a new Spotify playlist series called "The Hot Sh*t," which features cuts from Bonobo, DJ Shadow, A$AP Rocky, Run The Jewels, Nina Simone, Atmosphere and Ryan Hemsworth among others. -
Skrillex, Four Tet, Bonobo Top Hundred Waters' Form Arcosanti Festival Lineup
It may only be the end of February, but festival season is coming hard and fast for the Northern Hemisphere. Curated by FORM and Florida band Hundred Waters, Arizona festival FORM Arcosanti has announced its 2016 lineup. The billing its topped by the likes of Skrillex, Bonobo (DJ Set), Four Tet, Thundercat, Autre Ne Veut, Ryan Hemsworth and Mija. -
What The Festival 2016 Lineup: Lido, Bonobo, Claude VonStroke Playing
What The Festival has unveiled its complete 2016 lineup. The Oregon festival will be headlined by the likes of Claude VonStroke, Lido (Live), Thievery Corporation, Claptone, Bonobo (DJ Set), Hermitude, Motez, Mr. Carmack and Tourist. -
Bonobo Will Release New Album In 2016: 'The North Borders' Follow-up Coming
British electronic music producer, DJ and live musician Bonobo will release a new album in 2016. The "Return To Air" DJ shared the news in a very short and to the point note on Twitter right as 2015 was fading into 2016. This would be his first album since 2013's The North Borders. -
Igloofest Returns to Montreal for 10th Anniversary, Reveals Lineup
Igloofest, the month-long outdoor electronic dance music arts, and culture festival, returns to Montreal this winter. The festival will be celebrating its 10th anniversary with an impressive roster of over 80 DJs including Bonobo, Modelselektor, Brodinski, Lunice, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Carl Craig and more, Thump reports. -
Decibel Festival 2015 Lineup: Joseph Capriati, Bonobo, Shiba San Included
Seattle's Decibel Festival has announced its 2015 lineup. Among those included on the bill are the likes of Joseph Capriati, Bonobo and Dirtybird's Shiba San, Christian Martin and J.Phlip. Around 90 artists will perform over the five days in September this year.
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