Here’s the video for the forthcoming new tune from Brooklyn ElectroPoppers Au Revoir Simone. Somebody who is a hazy slice of summery electronic pop.
The clip was directed by HARRYS, and is a dreamlike as the tune itself.
Somebody Who is taken from Au Revoir Simone’s forthcoming record Move In Spectrums, out 23rd September.
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Deep and emotional House genius Maya Jane Coles’ enigmatic House epic, Comfort, is easily one of our albums of the year, with Burning Bright, featuring Hercules And Love Affair’s Kim Ann Foxman, one of it’s highlights.
Here’s the video for the track, directed by Thomas Knights, which sees Foxman getting all ritualistic with a recently deceased Coles.
Maya Jane Coles’ album, Comfort, is out now.
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Here’s the new video from UK Indie-ElectroPop kings Fenech-Soler. Last Forever is the guys new single, taken from their forthcoming sophomore album Rituals. Big, anthemic electronic Pop ahoy!
The clip was directed by Luke Monaghan and portrays a day in the life of Jamaican surfing legend Billy Wilmot.
Fenech-Soler’s Last Forever is released 15th September.
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Annie journey to the 90s is now complete. Here’s the video for Back Together, from Annie’s current, and awesome, Richard X produced The A&R EP.
Going full on ITV’s The Chart Show style, this clip runs down the Dance chart (always the best week!) from her own Invisible through imaginary entries until the retro video début’s at number 1.
Annie’s The A&R EP is out now.
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We featured London ElectroPopper frYars’ Cool Like Me earlier this month and it’s been getting some heavy play around here ever since with it’s Tropical Disco inspired Indie-Electro-Funk.
This is the new video for the track, directed by Ian & Cooper and sees Ben Garrett take to the streets of Watts to spread the good word.
frYars’ Cool Like Me is out now.
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Here is the video for UK producer Louis La Roché’s forthcoming new single, Kaboom. It’s a boogie infused Disco-House tune that’s just deep enough, and just commercial enough, to do the business.
Hettie Griffiths and Rob Jarvis directed the clip which…well…see for yourself.
Louis La Roché’s Kaboom is out 6th August
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Here’s the video for New York Indie-DiscoPop duo Holy Ghost!’s Teenagers In Heat, a track we featured last week.
Ben Fries directs the clip, which at first glace is one of those awful ‘lyric videos’ but upon further examination is a clever, sticker based journey through New York via the medium of VHS tape.
Holy Ghost!’s new Dynamics album is released 10th September on DFA
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Here’s the video for Portland based Minimal Synth Robo-Pop duo Soft Metals’ Tell Me, taken from their stunning new album Lenses.
Re-edited from a short film titled Hardcore, from filmmakers Erin Frost and Shaun Kardinal, the clip features lots of getting it on.
Soft Metals’ Lenses is out now.
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The B-Side of New York DiscoPop duo French Horn Rebellion’s Dancing Out, the Workout and Bebe Panthere featuring Johnny Smash has got itself a video as raucous Disco as the track itself.
Dax Martinez-Vargas directed this neon and laser soaked clip.
French Horn Rebellion’s Dancing Out single is out now.
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This is Canyons Present Pink Gin. Pink Gin is the new side project from Modular’s Canyons and the duo seem to be using the moniker to indulge their deepest electronic desires. The result is Blame Me, an insane House/Disco/Acid mash-up with a B-Boy beat, and it’s awesome.
Here’s the video from by Elliot Shields, but just close your eyes and let the vintage Electro wash over you.
Canyons Present Pink Gin’s début single, Blame Me/Telephone Funk is out 29th July.
Check out more from Canyons Present Pink Gin on SoundCloud.
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