Kaohsiung Christmas is, amazingly, actually Fear Of Tigers’ début single! This exhilarating slice of big room sounds, and ElectroPop overtones, comes from a forthcoming three track release, the first of many leading up to his March 2014 sophomore album.
The video was directed by Chia Yi Lin and takes place in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, where Christmas is celebrated as a festival of love.
Fear Of Tigers’ Kaohsiung Christmas is released 16th December.
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Here’s the long awaited video for New york all-round amazing producer Starcadian’s Chinatown. The track comes from Sunset Blood, one of our favourite albums of the year.
The clip was directed by Starcadian & Rob O’Neill and features more from the imaginary noir Sci-Fi movie that Sunset Blood is the soundtrack to.
Starcadian’s Sunset Blood is out now.
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Here’s the new video from New Zealand’s finest (current) Pop star, Lorde. Is for the song Team, a stripped back and soulful slice of big beats and SynthPop.
The video is a motorbike-jousting, moody vibed, tropical housed three and a half minutes of atmosphere.
Lorde’s Team is taken from her Pure Heroine EP, Out now.
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This is the official video for DFA’s Factory Floor’s Turn It Up, a hypnotic concoction of 808s, reverb washed vocals, live drums and distant soundscapes.
Dan Tombs put the video together, a kaleidoscope of suitably fitting video effects.
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We first featured Preston ElectroPoppers Techniques’ Switch last August and have been awaiting it’s release ever since. It’s out next month via Kitsuné, who we can’t help but feel that along with a lot of their recent releases have dropped the ball on this one, both from a scheduling and promotional point of view. Remember when a Kitsuné release meant something? Now they just seem to let releases slip out unannounced. Ah well, at least it is coming out, definitely long overdue, it’s an excellent tune.
Here’s the video, directed by Tilly Shiner & Becan Rickard-Elliott, simple, monochrome, but quite effective.
Techniques’ Switch is released 2nd December.
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Look! Mereki’s Blue Lake has got a video! You know we love the single’s breezy, LA Disco, Dreamwave, ElectroPop vibes. But do we love the video?
Yes we do! Directed by Ariane Stewart & Mereki Beach slices up a bunch of cute vintage home video with a ton of Mereki doing her thing.
Mereki’s début EP is due out soon.
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In Our Blood is the latest single from UK ElectroPop giants Fenech-Soler, taken from their amazing second album, Rituals.
The video was put together by Luke Bellis from a whole ton of live footage and tour video diaries.
Fenech-Soler’s In Our Blood is released 25th November.
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Here’s the new video for Keenhouse’s Dairy 11. It’s another dreamy electronic track taken from his excellent Four Dreams album of earlier this year.
Zara Bloom directs the clip, featuring dancers Maya and Rhythm and a bunch of projection.
Keenhouse’s Four Dreams is out now.
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The Only Constant Is Change is the new single from prolific German producer Kris Menace. It’s a departure from his normal floorfilling Nu-Disco, being pretty much a SynthWave tune, full of retro goodness.
In this spirit the video too is a wonderful vintage hypnotic clip directed by Mr. Div. just watch the shapes!
The Only Constant Is Change is taken from Kris Menace’s album, The Entirety Of Matter, out now.
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Here is the video for London duo Punks Jump Up’s new tune Fairlight, which we featured last week as a free download. Which is good value really, seeing as how is one of the best tunes of the last few months.
The clip was put together by Neal Coghlan, and it’s an amazing, animated, space-age trip that visually plays on the tracks retro sounds.
Punks Jump Up’s Fairlight is available now.
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