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Electronic Music Star Moby Plays A Rare Live Acoustic Session And Tells Us How David Lynch Inspired His Move To Los Angeles
January 3, 2014 - Moby joins us today in conversation and live performances today in an extended session in front of an audience at World Cafe Live. He and his band of singers do songs from his latest album Innocents and more in a gorgeous sparse session.

Moby, born Richard Melville Hall, has long been a pioneer in electronic music.
Even though that has led to some critical ups and downs.

For instance his 1996 album Animal Rights was not well received and found him at odds with the electronic music community and then 1999’s Play went on to sell over 10 million copies world-wide. Today he talks about the health of the music business, his move to LA, and why he loves defying expectations.

Session Setlist
One Time We Lived
A Case for Shame
Natural Blues
Almost Home
Porcelain

Recent Release:Innocents
Release Date:October 1, 2013
Label: Little Idiot, Mute

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