[Audio] Mitch Murder’ ‘The Final Stretch’

 

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OK. Fair enough. Time to face facts; we’re pretty much just a Mitch Murder fan blog these days. And seeing as how he’s been treating us to a new track about once a month we feel this is a win/win situation. We could listen to Mitch Murder tunes all day, and in fact, sometimes we do. Here’s the latest in his sonic arsenal, The Final Stretch.

Mitch is well back in Vine DiCola mode with this one, and you can’t help but grin when The Final Stretch is playing. It’s all digital stabs and squealing leads. A total energy build, a rush of frantic excitement; you can imagine the action sequence this would soundtrack. This is the score to an optimistic move, chock full of heroism and defeating the odds. How Mr. Murder constantly knocks the 80s soundtrack genre out of the park we’ll never know. We’re just glad he does.

♫ Mitch Murder – The Final Stretch

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[Audio] Chromeo & Toro Y Moi’s ‘Come Alive’ reMixed by Le Youth

 

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Chromeo and Toro Y Moi’s awesome new single Come Alive is barely out and the reMixes are starting to flood in. Luckily, at the forefront of the wave is LA Disco master Le Youth, himself gearing up for his new single release, Dance With Me. Expect big things when these two funky powerhouses meet.

Le Youth takes the track in a frantic old school House direction, with a hint of his Disco roots. This ones a peak time crate filler to whip the crown into a frenzy. Cut-up vocals form the original are liberally unleashed on rough synths and an infectious piano hook, which the whole combination riding over a classic 90s House beat, shuffling hi-hats and all. The reMix builds and builds, creating a hyper energy until the squelchy solo finale.

♫ Chromeo (Feat. Toro Y Moi) – Come Alive (Le Youth reMix)

Chromeo’s Come Alive is out now.

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[Video] Years & Years’ ‘Real’

 

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Here’s the video for London ElectroPoppers Years & YearsReal. Out later this month on Kitsuné Music and full of smooth, emotional, electronic vibes.

Robert Francis Müller directs the clip, which stars British actor Ben Whishaw and some disorienting dancing.

Years & Years’ Real is released 17th February.

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[Mixtape] Chrome Canyon’s ‘CC Mix Tape Vol. 5’

 

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Chrome Canyon – CC Mix Tape Vol. 5 – The latest mixtape from New York’s synthesizer wizard Chrome Canyon is an upfront collection of some of the freshest House and Nu-Disco around, with a leaning toward vocal track, this hour long will keep you going all week.

Chrome Canyon – CC Mix Tape Vol. 5

The tracklist:
01. Disclosure – Voices (Le Youth reMix)
02. Kimbra – Posse (Ghosts Of Venice reMix)
03. Donna Summer – Bad Girls (Gigamesh reMix)
04. Blende – Rikki
05. Soft Touch – Swim In The Night (Chrome Canyon reMix)
06. Empire Of The Sun – DNA (Yuksek Remix)
07. LBCK – Give & Take
08. Chordashian – Keep On (In Flagranti Extended Mix)
09. Blood Orange – On the Line (Star Slinger Edit)
10. Eumig & Chinon – CRASH
11. Rogue Vogue – Until The Dawn (Cyclist reMix)
12. Bee Gees – Tragedy (Forever Kids reMix)
13. Chromeo – Night By Night (Oliver Nelson reMix)
14. Genuine – Pony (Viceroy reMix)

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[Audio] €urocrats’ ‘Black Hole Bass’

 

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Deep warehouse vibes right here from the new single from AeroPop supergroup €urocrats, a collaboration between Vito Aeroplane and Dimitri From Paris. Getting twisted and dark, as opposed to their more Boogie laden previous single Follow Me, this single comes in two flavours, 606 and 909, and we bet you can imagine what to expect from either.

Whilst the 909 version is pure Acid tinged Chicago House madness, it;s the 606 version that caught or eye. Stripped of the occasionally harsh 909 beats, this version relies on a more synthetic feel courtesy of the 606 purcussion. Coupled with pulsating vintage synths and a voice of doom, this one is a hypnotic, Acid fuelled, jam for dark backrooms and seedy after-parties. Retro floorfilling goodness.

♫ €urocrats – Black Hole Bass (606 Version)

€urocrats’ Black Hole Bass is out 10th February.

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[Download] Pat Lok’s ‘Same Hearts’ reMixed by Box Of Wolves

 

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Canadian producer Pat Lok and Bear Mountain’s Same Hearts has been out just over a week now and in that week has been getting a fair amount of play ‘round these parts. It’s set to see even more spins now on the form of of the brand new reMix from our own Chilly Disco don Box Of Wolves, Stay tuned for more Box Of Wolves news and we announce his new single in the coming days.

In the meantime he’s whipped up a jackin’ House tune with this track. It’s got a nice retro swing to it courtesy of some thick synth stabs running throughout that give the vocals a buoyant quality. All this resides upon a deep bassline constructed from pulsating and echoing synths. It’s as atmospheric as it is dancefloor friendly. Perfect for that Deep House portion of the night. A true meeting of talents.

Pat Lok (Feat. Bear Mountain) – Same Hearts (Box Of Wolves reMix)

Pat Lok’s Same Hearts is out now on ‘the ever-awesome Holographic People’.

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[Video] Anoraak’s ‘Behind Your Shades’

 

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French Dreamwavers Anoraak’s new single Behind Your Shades, a rumbling slice of Indie-Electro, is now available in visual form with this new video.

Directed by O.S.A.K.A.H, the clip features a futurists Rubix’s Cube bringing people together/

Anoraak’s Behind Your Shades is out now.

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[Audio] Nonono’s ‘Hungry Eyes’

 

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This tune from Sweedish trio Nonono has been generating a fair amount of hype over the past few days. It’s not hard to see why, it’s comfortable Pop but it has an amazing personality of it’s own. Scandinavian to the core, but with a very American IndiePop feel, and that’s pretty much everything new music blogs seem to look for these days. Strap in for some rousing piano Pop.

It’s hard not to love Hungry Eyes. It’s got so much character held within it’s rolling drums and hammering piano that it’s very easy to be drawn into it’s world and carried along without thinking. Vocalist Stina Wappling’s quintessentially Scandinavian vocal style (something that’s always welcome) give the track it’s emotional depth as she passionately delivers her narrative. Like a tribal version of ScaniPop, Hungry Eyes is the precursor to an apparently beat orientated album.

♫ Nonono – Hungry Eyes

Nonono’s album is due out later this year.

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[Download] Tobtok’s ‘Savanna’

 

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Young Swedish producer Tobtok’s has been cancer free for one year. Which is about as awesome news as you can get. Our lives have been touched by Cancer recently, and frankly, it’s a fucker; so we’re dead pleased for Tobtok. And what better way for the man to celebrate than with a brand new tune. Optimistic Topical vibes ensue.

And it is an optimistic tune. A full-on Island Disco belter without a care in the world. Layer up high with wicked Disco licks, lush synths and breezy guitar, Savanna eases you into it’s groove before hitting you with a big, uplifting horn section. This one brings together the vintage and modern in a track that will carry you away to warmer climates and summery good times. The hint of Toto-esque Africa vibe in the background is just the final sweetener that turns the track into a Disco masterwork.

Tobtok – Savanna

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[Audio] The Knocks & Sneaky Sound System’s ‘The One’

 

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New York DiscoPop duo The Knocks are showing off more from their forthcoming Comfortable EP. This time it;s one of the back-up track, and one, in our opinion, should have possible been the lead tune on the release. It features the wonderful Sneaky Sound System, and it’s called The One. DiscoPop doesn’t really get much bigger than this.

The One has all the swagger of a Nu-Disco floorfiller and all the huge euphoria of a big room monster. This explosive combination of two worlds results in a huge, sassy dance track with a vintage Disco funk running underneath powerhouse chainsaw synths. Sneaky Sound System’s Connie belts her way through the track bringing the uplifting vibes and taking things to the next level. From what we’ve heard of the EP so far, this one’s the standout.

♫ The Knocks (Feat. Sneaky Sound System) – The One

The Knocks’ Comfortable EP is released 18th February.

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