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Connan Tant Hosford, better known by the stage name Connan Mockasin and sometimes credited as Connan Hosford, is a New Zealand musician, composer and record producer. Critically acclaimed and described as "a psych-funk oddball...a contrarian", Mockasin has been credited with the 21st century crossover of
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, and praised for his unique and isolated approach to songwriting. Born in Newtown,
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and raised in
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, Mockasin grew up between rural vineyards, the son of a musician, and went to school in
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. He gained his stage surname from his childhood habit of making mocassin-like shoes out of sheepskin and old motorbike tyres. He moved to Wellington age 20 to further his music career, and played in various bands until the formation of Connan and The Mockasins in 2006. They relocated to the United Kingdom the same year, and Mockasin was pursued by record labels before returning to New Zealand in 2008. He released his debut solo album in 2011, '' Forever Dolphin Love'', to critical acclaim and success particularly in Europe. His second album, ''Caramel'', was released in 2013, and was described by
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as "stainless world that is both unsettling and fitting". Mockasin has released a string of albums since then, the latest being 2021's '' Jassbusters Two'', the "sequel" to his 2018 album ''
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''. Additionally, he has scored and produced his own films, such as a visual interpretation of ''Jassbusters'' and '' Bostyn 'n Dobsyn.'' Mockasin's music is known for its unconventional subject matter, themes, styles and instrumentation; he has been positively labelled as openly "weird", and a pioneer of "trippy, mutated soul". His international success is notable for by far eclipsing his success in his homeland. Artists who have expressed admiration for him include
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, the latter of whom he toured with in 2012 in a sold-out Australasian tour of
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. Those who have cited him as an influence include
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, James Blake and
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, the latter two he has since collaborated with. Blake has acclaimed Mockasin as a personal friend and mentor, saying "having him around always makes me feel like I could do anything." Connan Mockasin has also worked with Laurence Arabia,
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, as well as his father on the 2021 album '' It's Just Wind'' released through American label
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. He is in a relationship with Japanese glamour model
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; the couple have one daughter.


Career


Early career

Mockasin was born in Newtown,
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in the autumn of 1983, and raised in the "dinky wee settlement" of Te Awanga in
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, to father Ade Hosford, a musician formerly of Autumn Stone and Philharmonia Orange. He had a "lovely" time growing up on a "vineyard" off the Pacific, which featured "lots of nice wines." Mockasin started his first band "The Four Skins" (named by his father, Ade "because there are four skins on the drums") while attending Havelock North Intermediate School in 1995. In 2003, after moving back to his birthplace in
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, Mockasin briefly played in a band called "The Hornery Stiffmen" (later to become a track title on "Please Turn Me Into The Snat"), consisting of Blake Pryor ( bass) (who later appeared as an actor in "Bostyn 'n Dobsyn") and Christopher Chalmers (
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), before forming his principal New Zealand group "Connan And The Mockasins", named after Connan's interest in making his own shoes. Playing alongside Connan were Ross Walker (upright
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) and Seamus Ebbs (
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). It was with this band that Connan relocated to
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in May 2006 after releasing their second EP "Uuu It's Teasy".


''Forever Dolphin Love'' (2010–2012)

The first release to bear the name "Connan Mockasin" was the 2010 LP, "Please Turn Me Into The Snat", which was re-released as "Forever Dolphin Love" the following year. This album saw a significant change in style to Connan's previous work, and has been described by critics as "fluid", "meandering and blissful", "seemingly effortless" and "mesmerising". In a conversation about why he made the album, Mockasin said "It was never meant to be released...It was just me being silly, really, and Mum forced me to do it." Recording took place in his home in Te Awanga. The re-released 2CD version included a live recording entitled "Forever Dolphin Live", recorded in an apartment in London. It was at this stage Hosford put together an incarnation of the existing Connan Mockasin live band: Matthew Eccles (
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), Nicholas Harsant ( bass), Sam Dust (
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) and
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(
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).


''Caramel'' (2013)

Mockasin and band toured with
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as her live band after Mockasin composed the song 'Out Of Touch' for her 2011 album
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. Connan Mockasin toured with
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in Australia and New Zealand throughout November 2012, playing sold-out shows in Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Mockasin announced the release of his second album, ''
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'' in September 2013. It was released the following November. Connan commented, "I wanted to make something simple. Something nice and relaxed. I liked the name, and the album just came up around that. It's what I felt like 'caramel' music would be." The album was recorded in a hotel room in Tokyo: "I know a few people in Japan. We'd have little sleepovers, a bit of fun, a few drinks and stuff. I liked the atmosphere. It was just a hotel room, two beds. It was nice." Critics have said it is an album which "demands patience", and one which leaves you feeling as though "time is being stretched". It featured singles "I'm The Man That Will Find You" and "Do I Make You Feel Shy?". Regarding the album cover, Mockasin wanted a "simple photo." He admitted that he had a "few different ideas," and he even considered changing the album cover after the initial tour.


''Jassbusters'' and ''Bostyn 'n Dobsyn'' (2018-2021)

On August 15, 2018, new music and tour dates appeared on Connan Mockasin's social media web-pages. "Con Conn Was Impatient" would mark the first release from upcoming album ''Jassbusters''. September 19 saw the release of "Charlotte's Thong" (also taken from ''Jassbusters'') whose namesake is rumoured to be Mockasin-collaborator
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. ''Jassbusters'' was recorded in one week at Studio Ferber, Paris in August 2016, and was the first Connan Mockasin album to feature Mockasin's touring band ( Nicholas Harsant, Matthew Eccles, Rory McCarthy). ''Jassbusters'' will accompany a five-part film written and directed by Connan called "Bostyn 'n Dobsyn", which took an alleged 20 years to develop, and reached its current form after a 10-day shoot in Los Angeles in July 2016. The film tells the story of Mr. Bostyn (Connan Tant Hosford), and his student J. Dobsyn ( Blake Pryor), and features Connan and band playing as a band of music teachers. The first episode "Belly Bubble" was premiered at the Vista Theatre, Los Angeles before a concert by Jassbusters, followed by a Connan Mockasin performance.


''Jassbusters Two'' (2021)

In November 2021, Mockasin released a follow-up album, ''Jassbusters Two'', with a press release noting: "''Jassbusters Two'' finds Connan Mockasin once again fronting a fictional band of schoolteachers from the as yet mostly unseen daytime TV miniseries, ''Bostyn ‘n Dobsyn''. Recorded at Gary’s Electric Studio in Brooklyn, Mockasin, along with Jassbusters’ real-life counterparts (Nicholas Harsant on bass, Matthew Eccles on drums, and Rory McCarthy, aka Infinite Bisous, on rhythm guitar), freestyled across long live takes, weaving under, over, and straight through each other’s blurry riffs."


Collaborations

After hinting at such a collaboration since 2010, Mockasin's album with Sam Dust (Sam Eastgate of
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) "Soft Hair" surfaced in October 2016. The album was made principally in
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, during a period of time when Hosford believed he had contracted H.I.V. When asked why it took so long to release, Connan replied simply, "We had a falling out". In 2015, Mockasin and British artist Devonté Hynes released the extended play ''Myths 001: Collaborative Recordings Captured in Marfa, TX March 9–16, 2015'' through Mexican Summer, as part of their "Marfa Myths" series. After having toured the United States extensively with Australian support act Kirin J. Callinan, Mockasin appeared on his November 2015 release "The Teacher", released on Parisian record label Record Makers. Connan briefly curated concerts under the title "Mockasin's Wet Dream", the first of which took place in London's Moth Club, in collaboration with Charnwood based online music-library Tasty Morsels. The night featured performances by James Blake (who had recently announced Mockasin's involvement on his album 'The Colour In Anything'), Mockasin's father, Ade,
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and Infinite Bisous (Rory McCarthy of the Connan Mockasin touring band). The second ''Wet Dream'' would take place at Texan festival
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Myths, organised by American label
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, and would include appearances by
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and Andrew Van Wyngarden. Rejoining BARB bandmates James Milne and
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, Connan has occasionally played concerts in New Zealand under "Mockasin Arabia Finn". During a concert at Auckland's Crystal Palace, Connan performed a rendition of the Peter Green-era
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song, " I Need Your Love So Bad", with
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. Connan contributed to James Blake's third album, '
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', playing bass on "Noise Above Our Heads", James has cited Connan as an inspiration, adding "Me actually dancing or moving around onstage, nobody should ever see. But having him around always makes me feel like I could do anything." Connan joined James on stage periodically throughout a tour promoting his new record, singing harmonies. James later featured on "Momo's" from Mockasin's 2018 album ''Jassbusters''. Mockasin featured on
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's 2018 album '' Little Dark Age'' and can be seen in the music video for the album's title track. During the 2018 edition of Marfa Myths, Connan's father Ade joined the band to record a new album, which was entirely improvised. Its rumoured release date is early 2019. The album was eventually released at 14 July 2021 under the title ''It's Just Wind''.


Equipment

Since around 2005, while with 'Connan and the Mockasins', Hosford has played his reshaped
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, a sky blue 90s Mexican-made model which he hand-sawed (as he would later re-enact with a new Stratocaster on stage in
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at the National Sawdust). Along with his second reshaped Stratocaster, Connan has also recently been playing a black Silvertone 1448., as seen in the video for Connan's version of the
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song "Defeatist Anthem". Mockasin incorporates a "guitar warble" into much of his music.


Discography

As Connan Mockasin With Connan and the Mockasins *''Naughty Holidays'' (2004) *''Uuu It's Teasy'' (2006) *''Sneaky Sneaky Dogfriend'' (2006) (
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, Regal) With BARB * ''Barb'' (2010) * "Havin' a Baby" With
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* ''Myths 001: Collaborative Recordings Captured in Marfa'' With Soft Hair * ''Soft Hair'' (2016)


Fashion

He helped Karen Walker launch her first eyewear collection for men called Monumental. The collection featured "bold" and "geometric" glasses with "statement-making frames." Karen Walker wanted to work with Mockasin, because of his "style." Specifically, she cited his "music, his ideas, his concepts," and "his own look" as clear evidence that he does not "run with the pack and run with the trends." Walker asserts that he is a "modern icon," and that he is "actually better than an icon." Vogue Magazine referred to him as "groovy" and "lively."


References


External links


Official Myspace pageConnan Mockasin Band Interview: Caramel Dreams of an "Oddball" - REDEFINE magazine
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