Artist
Flowchart
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Albums
Wishworm Tracks
2015 · Album
Cumulus Mood Twang
2015 · Album
Multi-Personality Tabletop Vacation
2015 · Album
Post-2000 Getup
2015 · Album
The New Harlem Funk / Gotta Take Your Love (Special Expanded Edition)
2013 · Album
In the New Harlem Funk "Ask the Boss" (Original Album and Rare Tracks)
2012 · Album
A Little Love a Little Wine
2010 · Album
Evergreen Noise Is Flexible/The Spirit Of Kenny G
2008 · Album
Pre-2000 Singles And Comp Tracks Part One
2008 · Album
Pre-2000 Singles And Comp Tracks Part One
2008 · Album
Pre-2000 Singles And Comp Tracks Part Two
2003 · Album
Pre-2000 Singles And Comp Tracks Part Two
2003 · Album
Singles & EPs
Whatchamacallit
2026 · Single
What It's Worth
2026 · Single
Sweet Tea & Greenbacks
2026 · EP
EPF.3. The Trap Chronicles, Pt. 2
2026 · EP
EPF. (The Trap Chronicles, Pt. 1)
2026 · EP
Weightless(Too Old xD)
2026 · Single
I Told You
2025 · Single
Soul
2025 · Single
Deja Vu
2025 · Single
Rain
2025 · Single
Universal Power
2025 · Single
Can't Force It, Just Be.
2025 · EP
Shadows & Spirits
2025 · EP
Drip Season
2025 · EP
The Unseen Path
2025 · EP
October Blues
2025 · EP
From The Deep To The Peak
2025 · EP
Fall In Love (feat. Solina)
2021 · Single
Hold My Hand (feat. Apollo Soul)
2021 · Single
Dive (feat. Alia Faye)
2020 · Single
That's All Right
2020 · Single
Running Man (Demo)
2020 · Single
Miss you
2019 · Single
Tenjira: Bliss Out, Vol. 1
2008 · EP
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About
Flowchart was an American band from Philadelphia. The group originally consisted of Sean O'Neal, Craig Bottel, and Brodie Budd in 1994. Their first album, Multi-Personality Tabletop Vacation, was released in 1995 on Carrot Top Records, and followed the album with several EPs and projects.
In 1997, O'Neal met Erin Anderson at a DJ gig. This meeting led to the duo collaborating on music and eventually having Anderson join Flowchart while Bottel and Budd left the group. Their second album, Cumulus Mood Twang, received positive reviews from Allmusic, Pitchfork Media, and CMJ, as well as having the group placed on URB's "Next 100" list. The following releases from Flowchart included Commercial in 1999 and Broken and Blue in 2003, where the group began to have more of an experimental techno and house music sound. They later released their third album, Wishworm Tracks.
Both O'Neal and Anderson began recording their own music in the 2000s, with O'Neil recording under the name Someone Else and Anderson releasing albums as Fidget, as well as working at a hair salon that doubled as an art gallery.