Indie-Electo | electronic rumors

Detroit ElectroPop artist The History Of Panic releases his début album, ‘Fight! Fight! Fight!’ next month. Ahead of which he;s released a new single, ‘The Chase’, featuring Leah Diehl of Lightning Love.. It’s a beautiful, introspective duet with almost a BedroomPop feel. Bouncy synths and quaint vocals make for a cute summery feel.

Check out the video, a slo-mo meeting of feelings directed by John Anderson Beavers, and you can download the track below.

♫ The History Of Panic (Feat. Leah Diehl) – The Chase

The History Of Panic’s ‘Fight! Fight! Fight!’ is released 17th July.

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New Order

New Order’s ‘5 8 6 ’, form 1983, was a prime example of the bands early experiments with synths being at the forefront of their music. Having just discovered Disco many of the tracks on the ‘Power, Corruption & Lies’ album have a dance groove, but not all of them would stand up on todays dancefloors, including ‘5 8 6’…Mirror People thought he’d see to that.

Mirror People’s edit of ‘5 8 6’ gives the track a new burst of raw energy. Emphasising the kick and some of the synths, and adding a few stabs here and there, the changes are quite subtle, but make all the difference in the mix.