Damon Albarn

Used for Albarn's vocals on Gorillaz's "Clint Eastwood", as mentioned by producer Tom Girling in the September 2001 Sound on Sound article "Recording 'Clint Eastwood'".

''We used the Neumann TLM170 for Damon's vocal, and we hired some gear when we went to Jamaica, so I think he probably went through an 1176 as well, or perhaps a Distressor," explains Tom. "We used a Neve 1073, which is an EQ with a mic amp on as well, so the mic was plugged straight into that, and then after that I think it was the 1176 and straight into Logic."

You can see Damon using this microphone throughout this video, and he uses this mic very often in other live concerts with Blur, or the Gorillaz

Used for Albarn's vocals on Gorillaz's "Charger", as mentioned by recording engineer Stephen Sedgwick in this July 2017 Sound on Sound interview about the production of Humanz.

“I recorded Damon’s rough vocals with a Neumann KMS105 condenser, which sounds pretty good and doesn’t pick up a lot of sound from the room, so it works great if there are other people around and he quickly wants to lay down some ideas. But when it came to recording his final vocal takes I used the Flea 47, which is a really great-sounding Neumann U47 clone. I usually recorded it via a Chandler LTD1 mic pre, and then either a Distressor or a Tube-Tech CL1B compressor."

Used for Albarn's vocals on Gorillaz's "Clint Eastwood", as mentioned by producer Tom Girling in the September 2001 Sound on Sound article "Recording 'Clint Eastwood'".

''We used the Neumann TLM170 for Damon's vocal, and we hired some gear when we went to Jamaica, so I think he probably went through an 1176 as well, or perhaps a Distressor," explains Tom. "We used a Neve 1073, which is an EQ with a mic amp on as well, so the mic was plugged straight into that, and then after that I think it was the 1176 and straight into Logic."

A modified 527B was used for Albarn’s distorted vocals on the Escape to Plastic Beach Tour, as stated by Albarn’s longtime FOH engineer Matt Butcher in this July 15, 2019 article by Entec Sound and Light.

Although Butcher described his microphone selection as “very standard”, one departure from the norm was a Shure 527B CB-style mic with a modified push-to-talk switch that was used for distorted vocal sounds on songs such ‘Stylo’ and ‘Rhinestone Eyes’. “I’m a great believer in getting the right sound at source,” said Butcher.

The official Taylor Guitars website cites that Damon Albarn plays the Taylor GS Mini Acoustic Guitar (http://www.taylorguitars.com/artists/damon-albarn).

In this picture, Damon Albarn can be seen using the signature Fender Graham Coxon Telecaster.

In the video for 'Crazy Beat' by Blur, Damon can be seen playing a Fender Mustang.

In the video for Blur's "Crazy Beat,", Albarn is playing a Duo-Sonic. Pausing it at exactly 35 seconds shows the body clearly. Fender's website also lists Damon as a prominent player of the instrument.

Damon Albarn using the Epiphone PR-350 vintage sunburst with stickers at 3:22

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In this picture, Damon can be seen using the Hohner Airboard in this photo.

According to this article, Damon has this in his recording studio.

This article mentions that Damon uses this keyboard.

The SH-101 is listed in the inventory of Albarn's 13 Studio.

Damon uses this keyboard in his studio according to this article.

According to this article, Damon has this in his recording studio.

According to this article, Damon uses this in his recording studio.

Around 2:20 in this video "Damon Albarn and Afel Bocoum perform Bamako in Mali," Damon Albarn can be seen playing on his Critter & Guitari Pocket Piano.

At 26:05, Damon can be seen playing the synth along with his guitar.

Not for 100% sure but I think that is quite similar..

In this image (Screencap from the 2017 gorillaz tour) Damon is seen with a Prophet 6 synthesizer on top of his piano

You can see Damon use the keytar in "Let Me Out", starting from 43:45. He has been playing it on the Humanz Tour since it began in 2017.

"Taking this record on tour meant a new piano, so as luck would have it he called us to see the new Roland HP-508."

"Taking this record on tour meant a new piano, so as luck would have it he called us to see the new Roland HP-508."

You can see his ARP Quartet in between some other synths and effects units.

You can see it next to the Moog Voyager.