Damon Albarn

In this YouTube video at 11:20, you can see Damon Albarn using the Wurlitzer 106P in a Gorillaz Acoustic Live Concert

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

The orange Wurlitzer 200 can be seen several times in the studio. It is also used as the template instrument for Gorillaz’ “Song Machine.”

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

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

This video from Apple Muisc shows Damon using his Suzuki Omnichord, while talking about how the song Clint Eastwood by Gorillaz came to be using the Rock One preset.

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.

In a user-uploaded photo on Polymathperspective, Damon Albarn is pictured with a Korg MS-20, positioned next to the MS-10.

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

It's actually a Rhodes Chroma. Used on some of the Blur albums and on the first few Gorillaz albums for some synth leads, brass, and stuff like that.

In a photograph from the 1990s, Damon Albarn is seen with a Novation Bass Station Keyboard.

Can be seen in the studio at 0:46

In a photo from Polymathperspective, Damon Albarn's Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 is visible next to his Moog Voyager, highlighting its use in his setup.

In a user-uploaded photo from Polymathperspective, Damon Albarn's Casio SA-7 is visible on his shelf beneath a Casio SA-9.

If the first two Gorillaz albums set the bar high for star guests – Ike Turner, Dennis Hopper, Shaun Ryder, Ibrahim Ferrer and so on – it’s no surprise that Plastic Beach comes loaded with more celebrities than a Royal Command Variety Performance.

And, like a Variety Performance, your expectations rise in the presence of the great and the good. Wow – that’s Lou Reed on ”Some Kind Of Nature”! And he’s singing what sounds like a track from Transformer! As played on Fisher- Price toys! And wow again – that’s Mick Jones on the title track! With Paul Simonon playing the bassline from “Guns Of Brixton”! With Damon dicking about on a Stylophone!"

According to Stephen Sedgwick who engineering Gorillaz's 2017 album, "Humanz":

Damon used mostly hardware synths, including a Sequential Prophet 6, Chroma Polaris, MicroKorg XL, Moog Little Phatty, and Roland’s three Boutique synths, the JP08, JX03 and JU06.

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

According to Stephen Sedgwick who engineering Gorillaz's 2017 album, "Humanz":

Damon used mostly hardware synths, including a Sequential Prophet 6, Chroma Polaris, MicroKorg XL, Moog Little Phatty, and Roland’s three Boutique synths, the JP08, JX03 and JU06.

This article mentions that Damon uses this keyboard.

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

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

"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."

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

In this YouTube video at 1:44:06, you can see Damon Albarn using the Suzuki Pro-37 Melodion in this performance

"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."

In the Last.fm Sessions video for "Blur - New World Towers," Damon Albarn can be seen using a Yamaha VSS-100.

Damon Albarn is shown with the Casio KX-101 synthesizer, recognizable by its boombox-like appearance, in a user-uploaded photo on Polymathperspective.

Has it on shelf next to a Moog Voyager.

According to Stephen Sedgwick who engineering Gorillaz's 2017 album, "Humanz":

Damon used mostly hardware synths, including a Sequential Prophet 6, Chroma Polaris, MicroKorg XL, Moog Little Phatty, and Roland’s three Boutique synths, the JP08, JX03 and JU06.