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After he was dropped from XL Recordings, he followed up with his second full length titled “Shapeshifter” which was self released through his own label, Babe Slayer Records. Limited copies were re-released on pink vinyl through independent UK label Headcount Records. Shapeshifter's opening track featured XL's own King Krule under his Edgar The Breathtaker alias, as well as several underground artists including North London rapper Oscar Worldpeace and LA rapper Pyramid Vritra. Eyedress’ music was eventually discovered by hip hop producer Prefuse73 who got him a record deal with his current label, London-based Lex Records.

His second album titled “Sensitive G” was released 16 November 2018 on Lex Records and features a track with dream pop singer/songwriter Fazerdaze.

He was also featured in King Krule's 2017 album "The Ooz" on the track "The Cadet Leaps" where he recites a poem in his native Filipino language (Tagalog) written by King Krule and translated by artist/painter Jeona Zoleta.

In 2005, Vicuña moved back to Manila where he met Julius Valledor (vocals/rhythm guitar) and Diego Abad (bass) on MySpace then later formed the band Bee Eyes, where he first played the drums then after several line-up changes started playing lead guitar and eventually vocals. The band name is a reference to someone's mother accused them of being a "B.I." (a Filipino term for being a "bad influence.") Bee Eyes self released a couple of EPs and music videos. Eventually, their bassist decided to leave the band to pursue his studies, which left Vicuña with lots of downtime to pursue his own solo project which would eventually become Eyedress.

Idris Vicuña (born May 28, 1990), known by his stage name Eyedress, is a Filipino musician, songwriter and producer based in Manila. He is the first Filipino musician from Manila to be signed to a major indie label in the United Kingdom.

Eyedress is the alias of Filipino artist Idris Vicuña. Born on May 28, 1990, in the city of Makati, Philippines, Vicuña relocated with his family to the United States at the age of 6 and was raised in Phoenix, Arizona before moving to San Clemente, California at the age of 13, where he started playing bass in a Crass-influenced crust punk band called The Liberal Underground and indie rock band Claud Winters.