Panda Bear interview on The Mix (2018)

Zan meets pysch-pop producer Panda Bear aka Noah Lennox on The Mix.

[@vulnikkura1735]

He is such a dork. I love it.

[@muffinman472]

This is a good interviewer. I notice Panda tends to loosen up more with people who are warmer and more conversational.

[@myautobiographyafanfic1413]

"Like a manicured vocal seems more normal to them than someone just singing in the room like, that feels kinda awkward and weird to them"
AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
Great editor.

[@LadiesandgentlemenfooFIGHTERS]

i did not imagine his speaking voice to sound like that

[@BalletRosesOfficial]

Meena he’s just a dude

[@tywick6166]

Nice. Great video

[@jackh4459]

Yes sir sign me up I’m here I’m ready capn

[@brianray8351]

"I came to think of - like, a human body as being sort of a buoy. Being a marker for some kind of like treasure that was hidden. Which could be the soul, or spirit, or somebody's memories or experiences - or something like that."
Deep stuff, Noah. Almost as deep as saying "the howling of a wolf is similar to a - uhhhh- seagull cryyyy?"

[@KirbyE]

let the man live 😥😆

[@larrydigger461]

It's not supposed to be deep necessarily. And the seagull thing you're referencing makes sense because, as he explained, they are both very evocative noises. Hearing either instantly puts you in the environment of that animal. Certainly not "deep", but he never said it was supposed to be.

[@hipera]

Maestro

[@juanrk10]

Name of the song at 3:10 please

[@ghostboi165]

I think it's called "part of the math" i hope i'm right

[@febbecool]

It is!