The kings of Welsh Disco VanGuard drop a giant sized slab of funk with their reMix of Fred Falke’ Wait For Love’
‘Wait For Love’ is a track that had been knocking around, in one form or another, for a few years now and VanGuard give it that kick it needs to bring it to the dancefloors of 2011, in their hands the track, admittedly a French Touch classic, sounds bigger, stronger, and funkier.
♫ Fred Falke – Wait For Love (VanGuard Vocal Edit)
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Jowie Schulner – Boombar Music Club 002 = The Boombar Records head man does it again with an awesome mix laid-back funky retro sound.
♫ Jowie Schulner – Boombar Music Club 002
The tracklist:
01. Avatars – The Air (The Diogenes Club Remix)
02. Peter & The Magician – Love In Rimini
03. Volta Cab – Clarissa
04. The Knife – Marble House (Rex The Dog Remix)
05. Arty – Kate
06. FlashWorx – Can’t Stop Loving You
07. Xinobi – BMX (Moullinex Remix)
08. Matt Everson – No Reception
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It’s Halloween tomorrow, so why don’t you desensitize yourself to the spooky stories by recalling the twisted tale of Milli Vanilli’s 1988 hit ‘Girl You Know It’s True’. Oh the press conference horror!
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Here’s a nice Sunday Electro jam from Pyramid.
Dropped in thanks for hitting 1500 ‘likes’ on Facebook, ‘On A Walk’ is an instrumental analog synth balled with a Sci-Fi feel. We’re still loving the way Pyramid combines Italo style basses with more raw, live sounding elements along with his beautiful melodies and atmospheres.
Pyramid’s album, ‘Lost In Space’ is out now.
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Annex 82 is the brainchild of Michigan based Electro producer Rob Salazar.
He’s just released his new EP, titled ‘Skylights’, and it’s five tracks of pure synth heaven. Taking the current SynthWave sound and giving it a slightly more grungy, more analog, feel Annex 82 come across with both the Italo groove of Dreamwave crossover tracks and the rockiness of the ballsier end of SynthPop. This instrumental collection kicks off with ‘Laserbeam’, which is is everything a synth-head could want from a track, taking cues from everything from ElectroPop to Disco via Italo it really sets a precedent for the rest of the EP. Annex 82’s tracks flow with an unexpected kind of machine funk, there is a groove hiding amongst the relentless rapid-fire robo synths, and an emotion to the melodies. ‘Roadgames’ and ‘astrid eVe’ both lay the ‘80’s vibe on thick, with the former even getting a little Daft Punk about it. This is a very impressive EP from an unknown that leaves us eager to hear more.
You can download the whole of Annex 82’s new EP for free on their SoundCloud.
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The video for Chris Malinchak’s ‘No Secrets’, featuring Damon C. Scott, from his ‘Vilette’ EP is finally here.
The video is smooth, with a night time sheen. Pretty much the visual version of the track then!
The ‘Vilette’ EP is out now on French Express.
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Jules Schimmer – On The Train Mix =An awesome mix of ElectroPop and Nu-Disco from Mr. Schimmer that began life on a train journey home from London after a particularly heavy night out in Shoreditch and Dalston with some famous people, and me. Which, frankly, is far to constructive a use for a day I spent wandering aimlessly round Camden looking for something with Bacon in it…
♫ Jules Schimmer – On The Train Mix
The tracklist:
01. Topless – We Both Know
02. Poolside – Do You Believe? (Goldroom reMix)
03. Daniel Merriweather (Feat. Wale) Change (Gigamesh reMix)
04. Escort – Cocaine Blues
05. Nile Delta – All This
06. Alex Winston – Velvet Elvis (RAC reMix)
07. Cordova – Paradigm
08. John Legend – Rolling In The Deep (Edwin Van Cleef reMix)
09. French Horn Rebellion – “This Moment” (Kap10kurt reMix)
10. Lazydisco – More Tigers (Coupons reMix)
11. Architecture In Helsinki – That Beep
12. Gigamesh – When You’re Dancing (RAC reMix)
13. Ronika – In The City
14. Holy Ghost! – Wait & See (Kris Menace reMix)
15. Only Children – Don’t Stop
16. Oliver – I Need You
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Deep electronic grooves now, both in music and images with L-Vis 1990’s new video, the Para One and Teki Latex featuring ‘Feel The Void’.
Like an ‘80’s Electro video, the clip perfectly matches the Cybotron-esque vibe of the tune.
‘Feel The Void’ is out 28th November.
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It’s got to be said, Moustache Machine never shy’s away from making brave choices when it comes to his selections of tracks to reMix. an reMixing Daft Punk certainly takes balls.
Luckily, MM has the chops to pull it off and delivers a funky as hell synthetic Disco tune that is respectful of the original and adds some of the smooth Moustache Machine French Touch to the mix. With nice work on the keys and production MM has nailed Nu-Disco again. Maybe it’s time we got some more original tunes?
♫ Daft Punk – Voyager (Moustache Machine reMix)
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Some pre-Italo, post-Disco sounds for you today in the form of B.W.H.’s ‘Stop’ from 1983.
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