Feb 21 2014

[Download] Chordashian’s ‘Questions’

Brooklyn Disco duo Chordashian are kicking off their 2014 with a new track and a new collaboration. This time the pair team up with fellow New york residents, sister ElectroPop double act Frances Rose, these classically trained girls add an air of beauty to this stomping tune. The track was written over the course of a year, which is quite a while really.

The duo call the track ‘”a break from our usual up-tempo releases”, but the track is actually pretty up-tempo anyway. Pumping Italo basslines and driving drums meet Frances Rose’s lilting vocal. Not quite as Disco as we are used to from these two, but a floorfiller nonetheless. this time the ElectroPop power shines through.

♫ Chordashian (Feat. Frances Rose) – Questions

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Feb 21 2014

[Mixtape] Clancy’s ‘Kitsuné New Faces’

Clancy – Kitsuné New Faces = Clancy get’s his latest single Overdue, on the latest compilation from Kitsuné Music, New Faces; and in exchange delivers a storming hour-long mix to celebrate the album’s release. Most of this isn’t taken from the record, rather Clancy’s own personal jam bank, with a few extra bits of Clancy just for good measure.

♫ Clancy – Kitsuné New Faces

The tracklist:

01. Clancy – Overdue
02. Baunz (Feat. 3rd Eye ) – Out Of The Window (Walker & Royce reMix)
03. Mirror People – Kaleidoscope (Psychemagik reMix)
04. Finnesbassen – Jaeger
05. Sakorka – Felling Inside (Clancy reMix)
06. Pirupa (Feat. Leon) – Every Life (Tube & Berger reMix)
07. Jimmy & Fred – I See Lights (Karmon reMix)
08. Clancy – Can’t You See
09. George Fitzgerald – Magnetic (Original Mix)
10. Clancy – Overdue (Urulu reMix)
11. Joshua Jesse & Minus 104 (Feat. Ricarda) – Changes (Original mix)

Kitsuné New Faces is out 24th February.

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Feb 21 2014

[Video] letthemusicplay’s ‘Bright’

Bright is the new single from letthemusicplay. It features The Horrors’ frontman Faris Badwan, and is an ironically dark slice of vocal Techno.

Here’s the pseudo-lyric video, a Dave Mckean-esque collection of creepy imagery.

letthemusicplay’s Bright is released later this month.

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Feb 21 2014

[Audio] DyE & The Egyptian Lover’s ‘She’s Bad’

Time for some B-Boy beat now courtesy of French producer Juan De Guillebon A.K.A. DyE as he gears up for the release of his second album, Cocktail Citron via Tigersushi next month. This first taste of what to expect from the new record comes right here in the form of She’s Bad, a collaboration with West Coast Electro legend The Egyptian Lover.

As you would expect from this pairing, this is synth heavy retro grooves all the way. A six minute epic who’s mood is dividend into two parts. The first half of the track is classic Electro. 808 beats, dark keys and The Egyptian Lovers ominous tones. This is pure breakdance gold, a Sci-Fi soundtrack to urban decay. The track then descends into quite a playful synth jam, with 80s melodies and bouncy bass flowing together and drawing you into to their robotic world.

♫ Dye (Feat. The Egyptian Lover) – She’s Bad

DyE’s Cocktail Citron is released 17th March.

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Feb 20 2014

[Audio] Starsmith’s ‘Be Me Love’

Fresh from producing the new single by Py, one of Britain’s finest ElectroPop masterminds Starsmith today premières his brand new solo single. It’s been a while since Starsmith’s last single, Clockwork and this new one; Be My Love, due out next month, has the vibe of a man who’s been holed up producing perfect Pop.

Featuring the voice of South London soul singer Tawiah, Be My Love combines growling, moody synths with a passionate vocal performance into one swirling whole. Whilst the whole affair is a mature, complex Pop song, there still a hint of the hands-in-the-air dance tracks Starsmith’s solo career has brought forth so far in the luscious chorus riff. An rich and decadent tune that demands repeated listening.

♫ Starsmith (Feat. Tawiah) – Be My Love

Starsmith’s Be Me Love is released 10th March.

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Feb 20 2014

[Audio] Tensnake reMixes Duke Dumont’s ‘I Got U’

In exchange for the remix of Tensnake’s Love Sublime by London based Disco breakout star Duke Dumont, the German Housemeister has in turn’s performed reMix duties on Dumont’s forthcoming new single I Got U. The track features Jax Jones on vocals and has been making some serious waves since it premièred in December. Tensnake gives it a serious House workout.

We can imagine this one being big over the summer, over festival season. It’s got that big, hypnotic, crowd pleasing House sound. Bass heavy and relentless whilst still keeping the original’s groove. A robotic funk jam, riding on a monster synth bass and a Chicago beat. Just the kind of tune to loose yourself to in a field somewhere.

♫ Duke Dumont (Feat. Jax Jones) – I Got U (Tensnake reMix)

Duke Dumont’s I Got U is released 16th March.

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Feb 20 2014

[Mixtape] Satin Jackets’ ‘Between The Beats’

Satin Jackets – Between The Beats – Here’s the latest mixtape from German Boogie master Satin Jackets. Synth heavy laid back grooves are what on offer right here, a mixtape you can just sink into.

♫ Satin Jackets – Between The Beats

The tracklist:

01. Kartell – Sapphire Intro (Sexual) & Nevermind
02. Paskal & Urban Absolutes – White Walls
03. Seoul – Stay With Us
04. Pompeya – Slow (Acos Coolkas Unreleased reMix)
05. Luvless – Be Mine
06. Pioneerball & Lipelis – Blinkin (Pole Jam Vinyl Cut)
07. Woz (Feat. Joel Compass) – Early Morning Champagne (Adelaide reMix)
08. Monsoon Season (Feat. Miss Bee) – Green On Blue (Deep&Disco Lost reMix)
00. DatA – Soldier’s Flag (Bottin reMix)
09. KLar&PF – Circles
10. Cetranger – Stay

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Feb 20 2014

[Download] Dots Per Inch’s ‘This Girl’

Hold tight for something Deep and Funky right now from new British producer Dots Per Inch. He’s gearing up for the release of his début EP, Don’t Stop on Tiefblau, next month, but until then has given away an array of storming House beats to keep you going. Check out his latest tune, This Girl, and Get Up from last month below.

This Girl mixes up a bit of Chicago, a bit of Garage and a bit of UK Deep House into one synth heavy floorfiller. A nice balance between retro and contemporary This Girl delivers big time on driving Garage-y beats, killer basslines and a pitched Usher vocal line that flows perfectly with the warehouse groove. Get Up is more of the same strobe light madness, this time a bit darker and deeper, reminiscent somewhat of early Warp Records Bleep House, with Dubby bass and Sci-Fi keys creating an intoxicating soundtrack. Two pure dancefloor jams that bode interesting things for Dots Per Inch’s EP.

♫ Dots Per Inch – This Girl

♫ Dots Per Inch – Get Up

Dots Per Inch’s Don’t Stop EP is released on 24th March.

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Feb 20 2014

[Video] The Toxic Avenger’s ‘Speed’

Parisian Electro hero The Toxic Avenger is back with a new single. The growling, Ylva Falk featuring, Speed. An off-kilter, woozy, electronic powerhouse.

The video for the track is just as woozy, faux £D effects and shakycam adventures of a night out, Directed by Mathieu Juric.

The Toxic Avenger’s Speed is out now.

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Feb 20 2014

[Audio] Joe Goddard reMixes Neneh Cherry & Robyn’s ‘Out Of The Black’

So, Neneh Cherry and Robyn, two artists we are extremely fond of, made a record together; and it’s was OK. Not nearly as epic as we would have liked, or would have expected, but still pretty solid. But fear now, here comes Hot Chip and The 2 Bears’ Joe Goddard to whip the song into an enthralling electronic masterpiece. Hooray!

Goddard’s take on Out Of The Black is a slow building synthetic House beats with clicky Garage-y beats and a hypnotic groove. Starting off keeping the original’s ominous tone, the tune soon elevates into a fairly uplifting floorfiller, complete with layers of snyth zaps and pops. The duo’s vocals take on a softer feel amongst the rising pads while loosing none of their edge. Involving stuff.