Lêndi Vexer

The project formed by the Argentine duo of Diego Guiñazu and Natalie Naveira, producer, bassist and multi-instrumentalist singer, respectively, has as immediate references to the Bristol sound of <a href="spotify:artist:6liAMWkVf5LH7YR9yfFy1Y" data-name="Portishead">Portishead</a> or <a href="spotify:artist:6FXMGgJwohJLUSr5nVlf9X" data-name="Massive Attack">Massive Attack</a>, among many other roots that date back to the 60s and beginnings of electronic music with inventions such as the Theremin, an instrument that &quot;plays&quot; Natalie Naveira. They have been recognized as pioneers of the genre in Argentina and garnered very good reviews worldwide. Their music has been published through their artist stamps Stereotape Records in digital, CD and vinyl formats They have participated in the compilation Wicked Electronic Beats Vol.1 edited by the Tripofagia portal who in 2004 chose Lendi Vexer&#39;s &quot;<a href="spotify:album:07r26kGhNCcZ9caOKuy8om" data-name="Suicidal adage">Suicidal adage</a>&quot; as the best Trip Hop EP. <a href="spotify:artist:75Hc85c2sVptUPHFykMVTY" data-name="Nathaniel Merriweather">Nathaniel Merriweather</a> aka <a href="spotify:artist:4fv5w0LJib9OMbXQegqZ01" data-name="Dan The Automator">Dan The Automator</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:34Ai24gPz5YJ8NbksiNFef" data-name="Mike Patton">Mike Patton</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:33Y0z7Kdhmj2OInuJHwsDQ" data-name="Jennifer Charles">Jennifer Charles</a>participated in that compilation with their Trip Hop project called <a href="spotify:artist:2AgMAiv3MvgQMwYrnLBeje" data-name="Lovage">Lovage</a>. <a href="spotify:artist:7nb94Xl3crOZhWtG5ZDslx" data-name="Lêndi Vexer">Lêndi Vexer</a>&#39;s songs were remixed in several countries (Colombia, Australia, North Ireland), as an example the EP <a href="spotify:album:41ZIcGc3psbw4r0zsmf5k9" data-name="Stormy Clouds (Remixed)">Stormy Clouds (Remixed)</a> (UK and Germany).