Anton Barbeau treats album releases like other people treat breathing—natural, necessary, and seemingly inexhaustible. With over thirty kaleidoscopic records to his name, this Sacramento-born sonic sorcerer transforms ordinary chord progressions into portals where Brian Wilson and Brian Eno might bump into each other at some interdimensional coffee shop. Splitting his time between Berlin, Cambridge, and California like a musical nomad with excellent taste in cities, Barbeau has collaborated with more artists than you can shake a tambourine at while maintaining his singular vision of what happens when pristine pop hooks wear paisley and lyrics defy gravity. His relationship with Think Like A Key Music began with Morgenmusik/Nachtschlager and continues with his ambitious double release: Glitch Wizard and Dig The Light—two simultaneous albums that showcase different facets of his technicolor mind. Whether channeling power-pop perfection or wandering through experimental soundscapes where melodies grow on trees and harmonies fall like psychedelic rain, Barbeau represents the kind of restless creativity that keeps independent music wonderfully unpredictable. Side effects may include uncontrollable toe-tapping and a sudden urge to paint your ceiling with glow-in-the-dark stars.