1-my sweet march
2-moon bath
3-something is gone
4-departure
Some Feedbacks So Far :
Bvdub (Styrax leaves, millions of moments, US) :
New 3rd wave release is GORGEOUS! especially “something is gone” and “departure”… my god, 2 of the best tracks i’ve heard in recent memory.
Yannick (Needs,Lazy,Germany) : the new ep sounds great, really nice!
Miss Kittin is back with a new full length title, “BatBox”, which hits the streets March 4th, 2008. This track has some what of a dark rock-esque bassline that rumbles through-out but also has a nice gothic feel to it all. I can’t get enough of her humming backing vocals on this track.
http://www.audiodrums.com/audio/2008/01/miss_kittin-barefoot_tonight.mp3
Sasu Ripatti is the producer and head writer behind the project Luomo, his musical outfit that has redrawn the very boundaries of what “house music” can achieve. “Convivial”; is Ripatti’s fourth, album as Luomo. For his relief though, this time he doesn’t have to arrive alone. In addition to a long-time collaborator Johanna Iivanainen (From Helsinki, Finland), this time he lands with a semiunderground star cast; Cassy (Panorama Bar), Sascha Ring (Apparat), Jake Shears (Scissor Sisters), Robert Owens, Sue-C and one anonymous singer who hides behind a name Chubbs
The network of artists and singers he worked with for the album bring about strong song characteristics and wide range of electronic music to experience. Cassy is participating on a dancefloor-friendly song “Have You Ever”, while Sascha Ring makes a touching appearance singing a semi-ballad “Love You All”. Jake Shears does add a piece of glamour in “If I Can’t” while a long-time friend from California, Sue-C does great lead vocals in “Nothing Goes Away”, a song probably everyone can relate to. Classic house vocalist Robert Owens gets treated and processed in soulful “Robert’s Reason”, while Johanna Iivanainen both brings back and takes further than before what vocals can do in experimental pop music. As always in his productions the vocals rarely speak out on narrow or specific issues, preferring sweeping hyperbolic statements all about seasonless emotions and about transition and exchange, because that is what people have in their lives, and it is his wish to reflect on that in his music…
Convivial” is out on Huume Recordings October 24th.
Track Listing:
1. Have You Ever (w/ Cassy)
2. Love You All (w/ Sascha Ring aka Apparat)
3. If I Can’t (w/ Jake Shears)
4. Nothing Goes Away (w/ Sue Cie & Johanna Iivanainen)
5. Robert’s Reason (w/ Robert Owens)
6. Slow Dying Places (w/ Johanna Iivanainen)
7. Sleep Tonight (w/ Johanna Iivanainen)
8. Gets Along Fine (w/ Chubbs)
9. Lonely Music Co. (w/ Johann
NDMnetEP046 - Tom Pooks - Remix EP
incl. remixes by Jeff Bennett, Disclosure Project, M-Lito, Drahosh, Didem Süzen, Life Recorder, Neurotron.
Label: Night Drive Music Limited (VINYL 12″)
Homepage: http://www.night-drive-music.com
Get it here: http://www.beatport.com/labels/night+drive+music+limited
Label: Illegal Art
Genre: Beats, Electronic, Hip Hop, Pop, Punk, Rock
At the risk of revealing myself as A) behind the times, and B) a complete tool, I’m going to share that I’ve recently gotten back into heavy exercise. At the gym, I usually listen to (here’s where the “complete tool” part comes in) This American Life or some other talky podcast where I don’t have to worry about (tool again) consistently high-energy beats. But praise be to Pittsburgh’s Greg Gillis, whose Night Ripper from 2006 is a (the behind the times part) mashup masterpiece that (tool) keeps my adrenaline PUMPED, man! For my money, Z-Trip is still the high-water mark of such guerrilla hip-hop-classic-rock-punk-pop-whatever mixing, but what Gillis does with the riffs from The Pixies, the Strokes and Weezer in “Hold Up” helps me burn 500 calories in two minutes. Girl Talk’s newest, Feed the Animals, is available here for whatever price you want to pay, which I’ve already done so that I can take my workout to anotha level of behind-the-times toolness. Join me and feel the burn!
Hold Up (MP3, 5.9MB)
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