Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Time To Face The Day

The Time & Space Machine aka Richard Norris is set to put out a second single from his Taste The Lazer album. The album is definitely SIART approved - a delightful blend of psychedelic rock, spacy synths and the summery likes of Good Morning. If you've enjoyed Norris' remix work as half of Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve it is likely that you will enjoy The Time & Space Machine. He takes that remix ethos and applies it to an album full of originals and it is very entertaining. The single is out July 23rd and comes with three lovely remixes by Leftside Wobble, Saint Etienne and Coyote. The track also has a cool Pete Fowler and Oscar Granse animated video worth checking out.







Friday, April 20, 2012

Scream Therapy


Therapist is a three piece indie band with members Suz residing in Phoenix, AZ, and Ant and Marco, both residing in California. They are shouty post-punk dance rock practitioners, and I love that shit. Suz sings with the right amount of snark and snarl and the music is tight and angular. Blake Miller from Moving Units delivers a tasty remix of their single I Know What I Want. Download their new Heart Beats EP @ Bandcamp - name your own price!

RIYL: Moving Units, The Rapture, Death From Above 1979, Glass Candy, The Chinese Stars



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Thursday, January 26, 2012

Destination

Barry Adamson - Destination (Mush Remix)
From his forthcoming 10th album I Will Set You Free (2/14/12 - Central Control)
Barry Adamson

Monday, August 08, 2011

Starlite

Paul Weller - Starlite (Drop Out Orchestra Remix)
Paul Weller's new single is a straight up return to the sweet, funky sounds of his old band, The Style Council. Listen to the original on the Soundcloud player, then nab the Drop Out Orchestra remix - they smooth it out, add the slick disco vibes, strings and bongo goodness. I think I like this remix better than the original!

Thursday, June 09, 2011

Forever Young

Joakim - Forever Young (Discodeine Remix)

French producer and artist in his own right Joakim is putting out a new album in September called Nothing Gold. I'm a big fan. My first exposure to him was as the producer of Panico, and over the years I have grooved to his remixes for the likes of Goldfrapp, Late of the Pier, Cut Copy and Friendly Fires, as well as his stellar production of Poni Hoax. The first single from the new album, his 4th, is this delightful track, Forever Young, which has been remixed by Discodeine. Joakim describes the song as the "soundtrack to a late beach sunset on an Indian Summer's night, a setting where time is meaningless, yet quickly fades away." All know is that I like the synthy propulsiveness of it and the nice '80s melancholy feel.
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Monday, May 23, 2011

Let's Play Master & Servant

Depeche Mode - Master and Servant (RSS Remix)
Remixes 81 - 11

Out June 6th
Depeche Mode

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Need You Now

Need You Now (Architecture in Helsinki Version) - Cut Copy
This is just awesome. Architecture In Helsinki have completely altered the vibe of the original from dance floor stomper to Roy Orbison/Chris Isaak-y crooner ballad. And it really is quite lovely. Really.

Sunday, March 06, 2011

Hammocks And Honey


Hammocks and Honey - Toolz (Faux Pas Remix)
Spellbinder is the first release from Aussie electronic duo Prudence Rees-Lee and Alex Nosek - Hammocks and Honey. Prudence is a classically trained cellist turned synth obsessive, while Alex is a member of experimental electronic outfit ii. Baroque chord progressions collide with hypnotic, pulsating beats, tropical percussion and the purest of pop sensibilities. This lush, dreamy remix is courtesy of SIART fave Faux Pas.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

We Could Have Had It All

Adele - Rolling In The Deep (Cousin Cole Remix)

Monday, December 20, 2010

Touched By Thee Loving Hand



Cut Copy - Take Me Over (Thee Loving Hand Remix by Tim Goldsworthy)

Saturday, December 04, 2010

Her Name Is Rio...

Anyone who knows me knows that I love Duran Duran - always have, probably always will. For those of you who didn't know, the band's new Mark Ronson produced album All You Need Is Now hits digital outlets next week with a physical release in February. I came across this remix of Rio today by Fare Soldi and it is bitchin'. LOVE it.

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Night People


The Human League - Night People (Villa Remix)
New music from the Human League!

Monday, November 22, 2010

Hot Promo Action - Phenomenal Handclap Band


The Phenomenal Handclap Band - The Journey To Serra Da Estrella (Fujiya & Miyagi Remix)
Remixes

Out Now on Friendly Fire

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Somebody To Love Me Redux...


Mark Ronson - Somebody To Love Me (Rhythm Plate's Jack Mix '87)

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Somebody To Love Me...


Mark Ronson & The Business Intl - Somebody To Love Me (Holy Ghost! Remix)

Saturday, November 06, 2010

Deeeluuxe & Delightful...

I've been spending some quality time with Bryan Ferry's new solo album Olympia. The first few listens left me feeling a bit meh. I kept listening. Now I can say with some certainty that I like it - I like it a lot. Is it a paradigm shift in sound or style? Absolutely not. It sounds just like a Bryan Ferry or Roxy Music record should. The cast of players on it is mindbogglingly huge and ranges from old time studio pros to the hipsters of today. For starters you've got his Roxy band mates Brian Eno, Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay and drummer Andy Newmark. Then you add Nile Rodgers & Marcus Miller. Toss in some David Gilmour, Jonny Greenwood and Flea. Add a pinch of Mani, Dave Stewart, Groove Armada & Scanner, then sprinkle with Jake Shears and Babydaddy. And of course, produced by Rhett Davies. Yowsah. And I left some people off. Suffice it to say that the record is expertly played and produced. The songs take you from the smoky back room of a club - You Can Dance showing an older Ferry getting tired of the grind - to the dance floor, with the Groove Armada collabo Shameless bringing gritty beats and bass. There are covers as per usual. Tim Buckley's Song To The Siren is nice but not as spine tingly as This Mortal Coil's. This album is probably not likely to win a lot of new fans, but old fans should be pretty happy with the results! Enjoy a few remixes...


Bryan Ferry - You Can Dance (John Monkman Remix)


Bryan Ferry - Alphaville (Leo Zero Remix)


Bryan Ferry - Shameless (Still Going Remix)


Bryan Ferry - Heartache By Numbers (Circus Parade Remix)

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Nylon Woman

Holestar - NyLon Woman (Phileastend Mix)
She is London's favorite tranny with a fanny. She is Holestar, the gender-bending Drag Goddess - a woman dressing up as a man, dressing as a gorgeous woman - a Victor/Victoria for the oughties. A queer woman and a a former soldier in the British Army, Holestar is also a Central St Martins Fine Art Masters graduate, club promoter, DJ and cabaret artist. And her last name really is Hole. The best thing about it all for me is that she pegged my fellow blogger (Worrapolava) and web friend PhilEastend to help her birth her new single "NyLon Woman" (out worldwide on iTunes, Amazon and Napster on April 12th). He provides Holestar with a delightful electro pop backing track and a now a remix to boot. He writes on his blog "And do you know what's brilliant about all of this? We're doing it all with no money, no third party backing and no risk. All we have are ideas and the willing to make something out of nothing." Super fun idea, super fun execution - the new wave of internet based grassroots music promotion. Holestar loves you, love her back...
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Friday, February 12, 2010

Funky Friday Under The Influence

Today SIART celebrates the work of Dave Wrangler, remixer and mashup master. He has been sending me his stuff for a couple of years now, and has been a regular part of funky Fridays. He has just compiled 18 tracks of original remixes and mashups of acts such as The xx, Daft Punk, The Whitest Boy Alive, Beastie Boys, Slim Thug, Ghostland Observatory, Notorious B.I.G., Kim Zolciak, YACHT and more. He has made the whole lot available for you to enjoy - you can download tracks from his website or from his Soundcloud or nab the whole thing as a zip file. Here are a few of my personal Wrangler favorites...

Animal Collective - My Girls (Dave Wrangler Remix)
Outkast vs. Royksopp - Rosa Parks Eple (Dave Wrangler Remix)
Deeelite - Groove Is In The Heart (Dave Wrangler Remix)
M.I.A. - Paper Planes (Dave Wrangler Remix)
Lil Mama - Lipgloss (Dave Wrangler Remix)
TV On The Radio - Staring At The Sun (Dave Wrangler Remix)
Herbie Hancock - Rockit (Dave Wrangler Remix)
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Black And Blue Animal

Anyone I work with will tell you how much I love Miike Snow. Their self titled debut album has been in steady rotation in the 5 disc player for some 5 or 6 months now. I am amazed at how much I dig the record. It has sharp hooks and grownup pop smarts - definitely not a teenybopper record. On a related side note tho' - my kids (5 & 9) love it. The label sent a couple of remixes and a video to share. The Mark Ronson remix in particular is a real gem, stripping the tune down and turning it into a old school reggae-fied lovers rock jam.



Miike Snow - Black and Blue (Savage Skulls Remix)
Miike Snow - Animal (Mark Ronson Remix)
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

White Light/Discosong/Swordfish Girls

Sinkane - White Light
Sinkane
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Bring on the Dancing Swordfish...
Empire of the Sun - Exclusive Live Performance @ Pedestrian.tv
I am a big fan of Empire of the Sun. The music is great and the imagery is out of control, over the top bad '80s sci-fi. Whats not to love? Yesterday during the eclipse in Asia they premiered a new perfromance clip. It is very entertaining.