[Video] Giorgio Moroder & Kylie Minogue’s ‘Right Here, Right Now’

 

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Here’s the video for Giorgio Moroder and Kylie Minogue’s Right Here, Right Now. This first track we’ve heard from Moroder’s comeback album that has given us hope for a return to form.

Daniel Börjesson directs the high energy clip; which is glossy and slick and everything you’d expect. Kylie being effortlessly glamorous and Giorgio, um, on the decks.

Giorgio Moroder’s Right Here, Right Now is out now.

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[Audio] Giorgio Moroder & Kylie Minogue’s ‘Right Here, Right Now’

 

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So, we weren’t particularly enamoured with Italo Disco legend Giorgio Moroder’s ‘comeback’ single, 74 Is The New 24, it seemed to us to be a bit pedestrian. Modern dance music made by someone who had just discovered it, all over compressed kicks and stuff. That said, we were still eager to hear his new album, hoping some of it channels the shiny analog Disco we love Moroder for, and particularly the collaborations with Charli XCX and Kylie Minogue. Well look what happened over the weekend, the Kylie track leaked, and it’s amazing.

Right Here, Right Now is shimmering synthetic DiscoPop created by the original innovator. It seems some of Moroder’s time with Daft Punk rubbed off on him as the track occasionally shows hints of Random Access Memories, but with more of an electronic Pop sheen. This is big vintage Disco with contemporary Pop production, utterly infectious. Kylie sounds as sweet as ever as the track strikes exactly the balance of new and old we were anticipating from the album. Right Here, Right Now makes up for Moroder’s last couple of single attempts a hundred times and with a video rumoured to have been shot it looks likely this will be a single.

♫ Giorgio Moroder (Feat. Kylie Minogue) – Right Here, Right Now

Giorgio Moroder’s 74 Is The New 24 album is out soon.

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[Audio] The Presets reMix Kylie Minogue’s ‘I Was Gonna’ Cancel’

 

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I think someone’s been reading our secret wish-list, ‘cos The Presets have gone and turned in an official reMix for Kylie Minogue. I Was Gonna’ Cancel will be the second proper single from Kylie’s new album, Kiss Me Once, a track originally produced by Pharrell Williams, is given a left-field House makeover by the Australian masters.

The Presets take an abstract, warehouse, stab at the track; injecting a whole load of their own style into the mix. To a certain extent the tune sounds a lot like The Presets featuring Kylie Minogue, playing with a selection of The Presets trademark sonic flourishes; but Kylie’s voice amongst the experimental House groove adds an extra bit of sparkle. Unexpectedly deep.

♫ Kylie – I Was Gonna’ Cancel (The Presets reMix)

Kylie’s I Was Gonna’ Cancel is released 12th May.

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[Video] Kylie Minogue’s ‘Sexercize’

 

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Sexercize is the latest video from Pop princess Kylie Minogue’s new album Kiss Me Once. A slinky, bass heavy slice of R&B tinged ElectroPop.

The clip was directed by Will Davidson. Thank you Will Davidson. No really, thank you.

Kylie’s new album, Kiss Me Once, is out this week,

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[Video] Kylie’s ‘Into The Blue’

 

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Into The Blue is the latest ElectroPop epic from Kylie Minogue, the first single taken from her forthcoming album Kiss Me Once.

Directed by Dawn Shadforth, which is like a grown up version of Spinnin’ Around and suits the classy, yet euphoric track pretty well.

Kylie’s new album, Kiss Me Once, is released 17th March,

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Monsieur Adi & Blue Satellite reMix Kylie

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Official releases are a strange thing. So often I hear remixes from artists I love that were officially commissioned and then shelved in favour of generic PopHouseTrance from the likes of Freemasons or Stargate, despite being more interesting, more musically adept, and having more groove than the throwaway versions that end up on the single.

Such is the case here with reMixes of Kylie Minogue’s summer hit ‘Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love)’ from a couple of amazing producers Monsieur Adi and Blue Satellite. I won’t bother talking about the competent, but ultimately generic dross that made the release, but they aren’t a patch on Adi’s impressive, multi-layered, edgy Electro track that throws a bit of everything into the mix, all kept in check by Adi’s mastery of his music. Or Blue Satellite’s track, which would have been a perfect summer Disco anthem, I can’t help feeling Kylie’s label missed a trick there (I’m not sure if BS’s was actually commissioned, but either way they still missed out).

Kylie Minogue – Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love) (Monsieur Adi reMix)

Kylie Minogue – Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love) (Blue Satellite reMix)

Kylie’s ‘Put Your Hands Up (If You Feel Love)’ single is out now.

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