Since I've been posting old school tunes all week long it's time for some new stuff to help you get your groove on. These are a few of the new-ish records I've been playing this week...

Music blogger favorites for months now, these Brazilians bring the party on this record. It's a spirited mix of electro, post-punk and funk - half of the record wants you to rock out while you dance, the other just wants to party. Rude and crude and a lot of fun.

I have to say that I'm enjoying the duo's new album Idlewild - it's a sprawling, experimental set that takes in crunk, electro, Prince, Cab Calloway and a little bit of everything else. This is a Big Boi jam that features Khujo Goodie, and the first time I heard it I loved it's laid back vibe. A raunchy little tune with a bumping groove.

Drafting '70s FM radio guitar chords onto quirky synth-hop makes for interesting listening. The duo's second album Classics picks up where they left off, but seems to move in a more direct, tuneful direction. This track got me right away with it's Art Of Noise breakbeat intro.

From a mini remix EP that has mixes by MSTRKRFT, Arthur Baker and Le Tigre comes this deliciously groovy remix, stretched out and languidly funky. This chick can really sing.
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