Producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Steven Marian Orenstein, was discovered by Diplo in 2010 and has released music though his label Mad Decent under the moniker Bosco Delrey. While living in Memphis, he recorded his first LP Everybody Wah along with two 7” singles which received critical acclaim. These recordings were characterized by a hybrid of dancehall, rock n roll, and psych. Two singles from this series were remixed by Ad Rock and Mike D of the Beastie Boys. His music was featured in the films of Terrence Malick for whom he also composed original material. 
 The following epoch led him to Paris in 2012 where he remained for the next three years. After deciding to remain in France he signed to Belleville / Sony Music for whom he recorded a second LP named The Green Tiger’s Alibi. This collection of songs was inspired by the Ye-Ye era of 60’s French music and moved away from synthetic dancehall sounds in favor of more natural instrumentation. The album was released to acclaim in France and resulted in a series of television appearances, a headlining slot at the illustrious Transmusical festival, and an opening for Pharell Williams at the main stage of the Montreaux Jazz Festival.