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Catalog
Page text
Static prose extracted from the page source; dynamic parts omitted. See the record below.
On this page- Möbius cycle
- US chapters
- LPs with album notes
- Non-album singles
- Covers
- Production & mixing
- Collaborations & features
- Collaborators
- Remixes
- applied communications
- FEiN
- Live & compilations
- The Luke Walton Band
- Exist Elsewhere
- Burrito Bot
- Other works
Catalog
Every Scoobert Doobert release and every credit, in one place, organized by relationship or by year. The write-ups live one click down: album essays on albums, song-by-song notes on songs, and collaborator credits on collaborators.
Jump to section- Möbius cycle
- US chapters
- LPs with album notes
- Non-album singles
- Covers
- Production & mixing
- Collaborations & features
- Collaborators
- Remixes
- applied communications
- FEiN
- Live & compilations
- The Luke Walton Band
- Exist Elsewhere
- Burrito Bot
- Other works
Möbius cycle
Intended shape: . Cycle page: the 2023 Moonlight Beach track that named the cycle, the released turns, and US. Only MÖB and I are finished LPs. US chapter EPs are on streaming; the full LP is scheduled for January 2027. MÖBIUS, the fourth LP, is planned, with no date announced.
US chapters (in progress)
Chapter EPs already on streaming. The LP sequence, including songs that were singles first, is on US.
LPs with album notes
Non-album singles
Solo Scoobert releases not covered by an LP essay. Top rows are post-I singles (2025), not album tracks. MB = standalone release group on MusicBrainz.
Covers
Cover recordings, pages for streaming links and context; no original lyrics. LP covers also appear on album tracklists.
Song notes: angeleyes · Gonna Go to Japan · Moonlight Beach. FIP plays for Walk Don't Run and Dancing in the Moonlight (Beach) are on the album note.
Radio logged in the artist dashboard
Apple and Shazam dashboard screenshots for the current top-ten capture ( radio spins). Some of these rows also appear in the public station logs below.
On the public record
Mix / radio-show circulation
Podcast or syndicated radio-show mixes with published tracklists, not Spotify editorial playlists.
Sources: Apple Podcasts tracklist · Deep House Cat show.
Sources: .
Sources: BIRP! September 2022 · SecondHandSongs.
See also radio, playlists, retail, and public-space rotation for station logs and Shazam and retail records.
Beformer Facebook editorial notes
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Selected live appearances
Full history
Production & mixing for other artists
Records where Luke is the producer, mixer, co-writer, or session player on someone else's release, not Scoobert Doobert releases. Deeper relationship indexes with third-party citations: With · CHAI · Kerri Medders. CHAI credits (Sub Pop / Sony Music Japan) begin in 2022; studio practice profiled in Japan's Sound & Recording Magazine (サンレコ).
Unconfirmed credits
FEiN-linked rows also on FEiN hub. No stable public source yet confirms the role on these rows.
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Press and screen sources: .
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Hubs: Topic FEiN.
Collaborations & features
Standalone collabs and guest spots. Relationship hubs with citations: Collaborators. Tracks that only appear on LPs stay on album pages. MB = standalone release group on MusicBrainz.
Remixes
Scoobert Doobert remixes for other artists.
applied communications
Max Wood (Washington, D.C.), noisy screamy mostly electronic pop. Luke Francis Walton mixed the 2024 comeback EP applied communications has a midlife crisis, the singles after it, and the 2026 LP applied communications bites the big one (mastered by Riley Knapp). Bandcamp Daily named the LP Album of the Day on Sep 25, 2026. Earlier press: V13, Northern Transmissions, It's Psychedelic Baby, SF Shameless. Bandcamp.
FEiN
FEiN, the Los Angeles indie duo of Luke Walton and Brandon Woodward, every FEiN song credited to both, 50/50, whoever wrote it (the duo's convention; legal names on MusicBrainz). Founded 2014. FEiN hub · FAQ. Album notes for Little Homes. Interviews · Archive Q&A. Song-meaning notes link where they exist.
Live & compilations
Release groups on MusicBrainz not covered by album essays above.
Live from the Void
Other release groups
The Luke Walton Band
San Diego → Los Angeles alt-rock (2006–2011). Luke Walton (Luke Francis Walton, not the NBA coach). Releases: Just A Friend (2006) → Heart in Hand (2008) → The Other Side (2009, feat. Blue Suburbia) → Goodbye/Hello (2010, The Luke Walton Band). Archived CDs & Lyrics · Wikidata (Q15044350) · deleted Wikipedia (Wayback, Jun 2026) · Bandcamp · MySpace (Wayback, 2016)
La Costa Canyon Battle of the Bands
The Coast News (June 25, 2009) described Walton as winning all but one year of the school's Battle of the Bands, including that year's win with Blue Suburbia.
Early solo releases
Band releases
Exist Elsewhere
USC Thornton four-piece (2012–2013): Luke Francis Walton, Brandon Woodward, Noah Benardout, Nick Petrou. Spotify · Macworld/iWorld 2013 champions · iNDIE iNNOVATION video · Sunset Strip Music Festival (Aug 2, 2013)
Burrito Bot
Separate DistroKid artist; AI-generated burrito concept albums.
Other works
Newest first. Each row keeps a short relationship tag so context isn't lost.
Record
Catalog
Summary. Play counts on the catalog are a partial reading: Scoobert Doobert and FEiN on Spotify, plus the largest matched YouTube videos for those songs. Apple Music is not in the sum.
Play counts are a partial reading, added by counter, not by page. Scoobert Doobert on Spotify: 18,679,418. FEiN on Spotify: 23,861,526. YouTube, the largest matched videos for those songs: 4,656,478. Together that is 47,197,422. Apple Music is not in this sum, and neither is the rest of YouTube. Plays on other artists' releases, and his YouTube-only uploads, are separate: 8,285,127. SoundCloud is separate: 1,796,440. The numbers move. A blank Plays cell is a blank. The same figure on a single and an album is one count.
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