Behaviorist New York
Subversive, experimental pop by baritone saxophonist & songwriter Stephen Chen (San Fermin, Ghost Funk Orchestra). Named after the psychological revolution that imagined living beings as manipulable machines, Behaviorist takes an incisively critical look at human behavior with startlingly frank lyrics set over symphonic horns and pianos, icy electronic stillnesses, and flashes of 80’s rock. ... more
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