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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Here’s the video for V V Brown and Kele Okereke’s Faith, a buzzing and enveloping synthetic tribal Pop song that’s been getting a lot of play recently.
The Kele-less clip is a stark, monochrome, V V Brown study that works well with the beautiful simplicity of the track.
V V Brown’s Faith is released 28th April.
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Some classic House sounds right here from Boston producer Dusty Digital as he sets to work turning-in this retro dancefloor version of SynthPop legends Pet Shop Boys’ It’s Alright. He’s morphed the anthemic Pop of the original into a glossy, seven minute, warehouse epic that just keeps on going and going, building and building.
Serving up heavy beats and a thick, Italo-esque bassline, alongside an infectious Piano hook. Dusty Digital creates an authentic early 90s House Pop sound which feels in-keeping with the song (which saw a 1989 release). Once he;’s let the original song play itself out, however, Dust then descend into a total synthesizer freak out, a cosmic voyage through soaring solos, all still set to the Chicago House style backing. It’s a track of two halves, both of them awesome.
♫ The Pet Shop Boys – It’s Alright (Dusty Digital reMix)
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This is the second video from the new Sarah Blackwood-less Client. As far as we’re concerned the jury is still out, but we’re pleasantly surprised. Refuge is all rampaging arpeggios and Ladytron-esque folky vocals from new Bristolian Client Nicole Thomas (and having a Bristolian Client is pretty awesome) delivering sweeping Pop choruses. A good start.
Carlo Roberti directed the enigmatic clip, with a nice muted colour pallet and tons of drama.
Client’s new album, Authority, is out 21st March.
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Here’s the new single from Australian/Swedish sisters Say Lou Lou. Everything We Touch is taken from their forthcoming début album, due out later this year and follows the likes of Better In The Dark, Julian and Maybe You in leading us to believe this could be one of the big Pop albums of the year.
Anthemic and bombastic, as with all of Say Lou Lou’s singles Everything We Touch follows the formula of ethereal, floaty verses and massive sing-a-long choruses. With just the right amount of ScandiPop, layered pulsating synths and rousing, tribal, drums power the track along, giving a platform for the sisters stadium vocals.
♫ Say Lou Lou – Everything We Touch
Say Lou Lou’s ‘Everything We Touch is released 19th May.
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Our girl Ronika has finally announced her long long long awaited forthcoming début album. Spoiler alert: it’s awesome. We shouldn’t really say any more at this point, but it’s easily going to be one of the highlights of the year. It’s titled, Selectadisc, after the Notts record shop, and Ron’s giving you lot a taste of what’s to expect in the form of album track Shell Shocked. Check it out.
Shell Shocked is what Ronika does best. A slightly Disco-y blend of Pop and Electro Boogie that’s deceptively complex and insanely catchy. One of the emotional highs of the album, Shell Shocked delivers some spine tingling 80s Power Pop moments amid a sea of thick synth bassed vintage Funk. With the epicness of an 80s movie soundtrack and the street groove of Electro Soul, Shell Shocked is a fine primer for what’s to come. Believe us, this is the year Ron blows up.
♫ Ronika – Shell Shocked
Ronika’s Selectadisc is due out 2nd June.
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Ekkoes have kinda’ grown up with us, and us with them. having featured on or electronic rumors Volume 1 compilation and played the launch party we consider them extended fam. A lots happen to one of the UK’s finest SynthPop outfit in the past year, signing to Wall Of Sound, line up changes and now a name change from Echoes to Ekkoes (which we think is probably a good move, make them more searchable).
To kick off the new name the trio have covered Lorde’s Team is massive style. We’re pleased to be able to bring you the first look at the video for the track (which is available as a free download). The sons sounds massive in these guys talented hands, check out Ekkoes in all their performance glory right here.
Ekkoes’ Team is out now.
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Here’s the video for Bristolian ElectroPopster Florrie’s Seashells. It’s taken from her forthcoming Sirens EP and is a cheeky slice of world-music SynthPop.
Ferry Gouw directs this colourful clip, dripping with Pop moodiness.
Florrie’s Sirens EP is due out in Spring.
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Our Time is the latest track to be revealed from Lily Allen’s forthcoming new album, Sheezus. The third single from the new record, it’s classic Lily with a downbeat flavour.
The video sees multiply Lily Allens on a cab ride thought the night-time streets of London.
Lily Allen’s Sheezus is released 6th May.
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We’re quite fond of Australian singer Chela’s new single Zero. A blistering, but moody, summer jam that mixes ElectroPop with Tropical and comes with a chock-full reMix package featuring the likes of Keljet and Clancy. The track is out this week and has just got itself a shiny new video.
The clip, featuring more of Chela’s crazy dancing, has got a slick 90s feel and a tongue-in-cheek darkness.
Chela’s ‘Zero’ is Out this week.
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