Jimmy Edgar (born August 10, 1983)[1] is an American electronic music producer, conceptual artist and sound designer from Detroit, Michigan.
Allmusic called it "breathtakingly original," praising the album's "sleazy urban feel that combined techno, electro, R&B, glitch, and hip-hop influences.
"[2] Pitchfork Media wrote in a review that "Edgar comes across as a committed student, absorbing twenty-five years of electronic music and figuring out how to integrate and mold the history into something that sits comfortably in the now.
[10] Andy Kellman of Allmusic wrote that Edgar's increased use of analog equipment in the recording process resembled "smutty neo-electro.
"[13] Around this time, Edgar continued to tour internationally, notably in cities such as Tokyo, Zagreb, Istanbul, Athens, Tallinn, Moscow, Turin, London, and Berlin.
[15] Edgar and Machinedrum released an eponymous EP in 2012 as the group J-E-T-S,[5] and they also toured in support of the material, playing a number of major festivals.
The mix spanned 90 minutes and went through a meticulous recording process including mastering, cut onto 6 dubplate vinyl discs, digitally pasted together and remastered.
In 2017, after a chance meeting with longtime friend SOPHIE, they began production on Vince Staples' album Big Fish Theory and produced the single "745".