Jun 27 2011

Lazydisco; more ‘More Tigers’

Here we have another reMix of Lazydisco’s ‘More Tigers’ to celebrate it’s release today.

This time Japan’s own Astrolabe step up to the reMix plate and deliver a smooth Disco groove with a tiny bit of 90’s House flavour. Alongside reMixes from In Flagranti, C90s, Xinobi, Mirror People, MODE and the Coupons reMix we posted last week this mix stands with a nice 80’s bassline and some sweet chilled vocoding. The whole release is definitely recommended for these long hot nights.

♫ Lazydisco – More Tigers (Astrolabe reMix)

‘More tigers’ is out right now and 12” on digital.

Buy Lazydisco’s music from:

Follow @electronicrumor

Jun 10 2011

Lazydisco’s ‘More Tigers’

Lazydisco is Fred Oliveira from Rockets, and he’s about to drop a brand new single on Discotexas.

‘More Tigers’ is an incredibly summery slice of quite laidback Disco which kinda’ works on three layers. There’s a layer of nice 80’s chords for that nostalgic feelgood factor, them some cosmic synth work which create a chilled vibe toped of with some 90’s House piano which nicely keeps the energy going. That’s a recipe for success! reMixes come courtesy of a whole host of awesome artists such as In Flagranti, The C90s, Xinobi, Mirror People, MODE and this track from Coupons who go deep and progressive on the tune with a hypnotic and slightly oriental flavour.

♫ Lazydisco – More Tigers (Coupons reMix)

‘More tigers’ is out next week.

Buy Lazydisco’s music from:

Feb 17 2011

More Toro Y Moi reMixes

After last months awesome reMix by Fireo we have another three top quality reMixes of Toro Y Moi latest single ‘Still Sound’.

Nu-Disco original Xinobi brings exactly what we’d expect of him to the table. Crushing Disco grooves and a chilled vibe that make Xinobi out-Disco most Disco acts. Girlfriend Records artist Gossip Culture come up with a suitably dreamy 80’s influenced tune which both captures the feeling of the original but makes it Gossip Culture’s own too. Getting a bit more electronic is Lazydisco who’s bleepy deep, DiscoPop take on the song is a hypnotic builder.