Here it is! The video for Justice’s new single ‘Audio, Video, Disco’.
Directed by Ed Banger visuals man So Me the clip is a seamlessly edited wander around a studio wonderland.
And now you can grab the Video Edit of the track for free!
♫ Justice – Audio, Video, Disco (Video Edit)
Justice’s new album, ‘Audio, Video, Disco’ is out soon on Ed Banger.
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Alright, so The Shamen’s ‘Move Any Mountain’ is borderline 1989-1990. Here we go anyway, hold tight.
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Bodi Bill’s new video, for the single ‘What?’ was written and directed by Stephane Leonard and Martin Eichhorn.
It’s kinda’ fun, and kinda’ dreamlike and well Indie.
The ‘What EP’ is out now, and is the ‘What?’ album.
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Here’s the video for the new Kamp! single ‘Cairo’.
We’ve already raved about the single, now check out director Marcel Sawicki’s visuals.
‘Cairo’ is released 9th September on DIscotexas with reMixes from Social Disco Club, JBAG and Moullinex.
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This week Canadian ElectroPop goddess LIGHTS premiered the video for her new single ‘Toes’, the first proper single from her forthcoming sophomore album ‘Siberia’.
What’s not to like?
‘Toes’ is out this week.
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La SynthPop band Animotion give us out slice of nostalgia today with 1984’s ‘Obsession’.
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Kick off your week in a good mood with The Jets’ funked-up electronic Pop. 1985’s ‘Crush on You’.
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Did anyone ask for mid ‘80’s Hip-House with a massive House piano? From 1987 The Beatmasters’ ‘Rok Da House’ (Feat. Cookie Crew).
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Wash your Saturday down with the new video from crazy Swedes Dada Life.
‘Happy violence’ is a chunky as hell but pleasingly melodic banger that will feature on the forthcoming ‘So Much Dada’ album.
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The fact that Debbie Gibson’s ‘Electric Youth’ is from 1989 feels a little wrong somehow. Anyway, I’m dropping it ‘cos no-one reads this thing on a Saturday anyway! Besides, if a painfully hip Canadian ElectroPop duo can name themselves after the song that counts for something…right?
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