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'''Stay+''', Stay Positive or Stay Plus (formerly Christian AIDS) is an electronic music act originating from Manchester. Originally loosely termed a 'collective' <ref>http://www.thefader.com/2011/12/23/gen-f-stay/</ref>, the act is now known to be the solo project of London-born music producer, [[Matt Farthing]] <ref>http://www.planetnotion.com/2012/10/30/botw-interview-stay/</ref>. Not much else is known, biographically, about Stay+ as an element of anonymity is maintained around the project. Choosing to release only limited press shots, interviews and details about members/collaborators. One example saw a balloon artist take their place for a Radio 1 interview <ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00jly6j</ref>, another saw an interview answered entirely with youtube [[found footage]] <ref>http://www.abeano.com/stay-positive-interview/649</ref>.
'''Stay+''', Stay Positive or Stay Plus (formerly Christian AIDS) is an electronic music act originating from Manchester. Originally loosely termed a 'collective' <ref>http://www.thefader.com/2011/12/23/gen-f-stay/</ref>, the act is now known to be the solo project of London-born music producer, [[Matt Farthing]] <ref>http://www.planetnotion.com/2012/10/30/botw-interview-stay/</ref>. Not much else is known, biographically, about Stay+ as an element of anonymity has maintained around the project until its most recent activity. Choosing to release only limited press shots, interviews and details about members/collaborators. One example saw a balloon artist take their place for a Radio 1 interview <ref>http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00jly6j</ref>, another saw an interview answered entirely with youtube [[found footage]] <ref>http://www.abeano.com/stay-positive-interview/649</ref>. Following a series of releases on the RAMP label (Flying Lotus, Falty DL), garnering notable critical acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork, 'Crashed' was released on Black Butter in November 2012 and proved a commercial step up for the project; receiving heavy mainstream radio play from the likes of champions like Radio 1's Annie Mac who made it her Record of the Week.


==Discography==
==Discography==

Revision as of 13:40, 8 November 2012

Stay+ (Positive)
OriginManchester, England
Genreselectronic, experimental
Years active2011–present
LabelsBlack Butter Records, RAMP Recordings, Double Denim Records
MembersMatt Farthing
Past membersMoses Gold, DEERHEAD, Queenie
Websitewww.staypos.net


Stay+, Stay Positive or Stay Plus (formerly Christian AIDS) is an electronic music act originating from Manchester. Originally loosely termed a 'collective' [1], the act is now known to be the solo project of London-born music producer, Matt Farthing [2]. Not much else is known, biographically, about Stay+ as an element of anonymity has maintained around the project until its most recent activity. Choosing to release only limited press shots, interviews and details about members/collaborators. One example saw a balloon artist take their place for a Radio 1 interview [3], another saw an interview answered entirely with youtube found footage [4]. Following a series of releases on the RAMP label (Flying Lotus, Falty DL), garnering notable critical acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork, 'Crashed' was released on Black Butter in November 2012 and proved a commercial step up for the project; receiving heavy mainstream radio play from the likes of champions like Radio 1's Annie Mac who made it her Record of the Week.

Discography

  • Stay+ (2011) 7" single (as Christian AIDS)
  • Fever (2011) 12" single and digital
  • Dandelion (2011) 10" single and digital
  • Fuck Christian AIDS (2012) digital EP
  • Guardian (2012) digital single
  • Arem (2012) 50" physical download, 12" vinyl, digital
  • Crashed (feat. Queenie) (2012) digital single

Name controversy

The collective was forced to change their name after a cease and desist letter from the Christian Aid charity.[5] Stay Positive was the name of their first release [6].

References