Here’s the video for Polish ElectroPop heroes Kamp!’s new single, the retro-funkin’ and evocative, Can’t You Wait.
It’s basically a bunch of footage of soundchecking and some live work, nicely shot, in bleached black & white, by Magdalena Czmuda.
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GTFO, Minneapolis based synthetic Disco merchant Gigamesh’s contribution to Kitsuné Music new Kitsuné America 2 compilation is a spellbinding slice of Boogie that is now available for your viewing pleasure in video form.
With such an awesomely retro tune, the video could only be like it is, loaded with vintage video effects and bad dancing.
Kitsuné America 2 is out now.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Let’s begin todays journey with a bright SynthPop from Spandau Ballet’s 1982 single; Lifeline.
OK, this isn’t strictly a music video, because there isn’t one. But c’mon, what’s Karla DeVito’s 1985 track We Are Not Alone most famous for?
Before Ministry were shite Metal Ministry they were good, SynthPop Ministry, and even before that they were the Ministry who recorded this unreleased track, Same Old Madness, from 1982.
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This is Ti Mi Se Tako Sviđaš (Spiritus), the new single from Serbia’s greatest export SevdahBABY & Djixx. Borrowing a little from 80s Yugoslav Pop Funkers Jakarta’s single Spiritus, Ti Mi Se Tako Sviđaš (Spiritus) sees SevdahBABY & Djixx in serious Disco mode loading the track with electro toms, twisted Moog bass and some slick talkbox action.
The video is suitably 80s, both in set up and lighting. Looking like a moving 80s VHS thriller cover meets Disco freakout, the video fits the track perfectly.
SevdahBABY & Djixx Vs. Jakarta’s Ti Mi Se Tako Sviđaš (Spiritus) is out now, pick it up here.
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Manchester Indie-ElectroPop experimentalists No Ceremony are about to release their new single Feelsolow, due out next month. Check otu the video for this epic, emotional SynthPop track.
Who have thought projected lights and non-Newtonian fluid tricks would work so well, but they do.
No Crermony’s Feelsolow is released 15th July
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Whilst hard at work on their third album, French ElectroPoppers Yelle recorded this video of them covering Mathématiques Modernes A+B=C from their 1981 album Les Visiteurs Du Soir.
Expect pulsating synth bass, chirpy keys and and interestingly striking but incredible simple video.
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We introduced you to Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard’s new single, the Mara Carlyle featuring She Burns last month. A deep and soulful vocal House track that gets under your skin.
Here’s the video, in which Carlyle is, well, dead, and given the embalming treatment.
Joe Goddard’s Taking Over EP is due out later this year.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Some pure Pop with an EBM filling today, starting with Madonna’s Into The Groove from 1985.
And unexpectedly cropping up is one of EBM pioneers Front 242 finest moments, 1986’s Quite Unusual.
Back to the Pop to finish up, from 1987 it’s Taylor Dayne big moment, Tell It To My Heart.
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Here’s the video for Stockholm ElectroPoppers Kate Boy’s new single The Way We Are. A modern EBM ScandiPop monster.
Kate Boy directed the video themselves, which continues their love of stark, monochrome visuals that work so well with their icy music.
Kate Boy’s Northern Lights EP is out now.
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Mystic Body is the current single from the awesome p e a c e FIRE. An involving and Jazzy slice of laid back synth soundscaping with a Disco twist.
this is the brand new video for the track, directed by Elliott Fiedler. It a lush array of visuals that nicely work with the cinematic drama of the track.
p e a c e FIRE’s Mystic Body is out now.
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