Scoobert Doobert "After-Party"

Sounds from the USA

19/05/2025 |

Scoobert Doobert’s latest track “After-Party” is a vibrant, genre-blurring showcase that captures the artist's signature eclecticism. Described as a mix of jangle pop, classic and art rock with disco undertones, the track pulses with sophisticated arrangements and an urgent energy that never loses its cool edge. Featuring Nicole McCabe on saxophone, the song feels both nostalgic and fresh—like a lost gem from a late-night FM radio deep cut, now polished for modern ears. Released via Beformer, “After-Party” follows up on the momentum of his recent TV theme work for Fuji TV’s Heart Attack , reinforcing Doobert’s growing presence in both visual media and international music scenes.

Emerging from the internet and shaped by San Diego’s creative undercurrents, Scoobert Doobert has built a career defined by versatility and collaboration. From touring with The Doobie Brothers to producing remixes for J-pop act CHAI—whose tracks he co-wrote and saw featured in major Japanese film and television—his career path reads like a mosaic of global musical influences. His bedroom-born project has evolved into a full-fledged artistic force, with albums like Big Hug , K?AN , and Moonlight Beach paving the way for his ambitious four-part MÖB album cycle. With a long list of collaborators and a knack for bridging indie intimacy with polished production, Doobert continues to carve out a unique space where lo-fi warmth meets hi-fi ambition, all connected by the invisible thread of his ever-expanding sonic universe.