Here’s the video for Brooklyn Indie-DiscoPoppers Body Language new single, out this week, Well Absolutely. A slick and catchy-as-hell tune with a Disco groove and an Indie cool.
The clip’s nice and psychedelic, all lava lamps and ink drops, which fits the tunes carefree mood perfectly.
Body Language’s Well Absolutely is out today.
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Here’s UK rising stars Rudimental witht heir latest slice of Pop Drum & Bass, Right Here, featuring the lovely Foxes on soulful vocal duties.
Josh Cold directed the clip. Filmed at the Tiger temple in Thailand with some massive sweeping crane shots.
Rudimental & Foxes’ Right Here is taken from Rudimental’s forthcoming album, Home, out now
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Following on from their last single, Strangers, Parisian Indie-ElectroPoppers Juveniles are set to unleash Fantasy later this month. A catchy slice of Indie tinged analog SynthPop, produced by Yuksek no less.
Here’s the video, a hazy Fantasy of their own.
Juveniles’ Fantasy is released 22nd July.
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Here’s the video for Bristol SynthPop duo Protest Crayon’s current single, Floorboards. It’s a cute, emotive slice of striped back Bedroom Pop that’s a lot more epic that first impressions would have you believe.
The video was put together by Bristol based collective I’m With Them Productions and has a pretty good kid’s party vibe going on.
Protest Crayon’s Floorboards is released 8th July.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
A couple of SynthPop and Italo obscurities today starting with Spanish outfit Vocoder’s 1984 début ¿Que Sucede Ahora? What Happens Now?.
And moving on to Roni Griffith’s 1982 release of her single Desire.
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This is the brand new video for one of London’s première ElectroPop duos JBAG’s Mogadisco. It’s a carefree piano House and Electro tune that features on the forthcoming Kitsuné Soleil Mix 2 compilation, which put together by JBAG’s Jerry Bouthier and Kitsuné Music’s Gildas.
Caio Zini put the video together, and animated affair featuring some robot shenanigans.
Kitsuné Soleil Mix 2 is released 1st July.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
First up, from 1986, is German SynthPop heroes Alphaville with Dance With Me.
Cee Farrow‘s Soul tinged SynthPop début, Should I Love You, from 1982.
And finally Belgian EBM outfit The Neon Judgement’s Chinese Black, from 1987.
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Here’s the video for Phonat’s complex and soulful electronic groover, Ride The Prejudice, taken from his current, and quite acclaimed, EP, Identity Theft.
A cavalcade of images and geometry, the video actually plays really nicely into the tracks shuffling beats and glitchy soundtrack.
Phonat’s Identity Theft EP is out now.
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This is the new video for 1980s Summer Breakup, a SynthWave collaboration between retro influenced songstress Dana Jean Phoenix and producer Sunglasses Kid. An authentically 80s sounding Pop epic.
Directed by PHATT al, the clip plays into the track’s nostalgia with a soft focus array of good times.
Sunglasses Kid’s 1980s Summer Breakup is out now.
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Earlier last week we introduced you to the new single, Hold On, from one of our favourite acts at the moment, London ElectroPop duo Avec Sans. A big, proper, rush of a Pop song.
Here’s the video that was released the same day, but we didn’t get round to posting it because last week was hell. Directed by Sing J Lee the clip is a nice mixture of stark colours and geometric shapes, showing the band performing, but retaining a little of their mystery.
Avec Sans’ Hold On is our now featuring reMixes from Avec Sans and VS//YOUTHCLUB.
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