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Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts

Sunday, May 4, 2014

Royksopp & Robyn - Do It Again (Lyric Video)



It's kinda ridiculous the magnitude of this collaboration.
It is not the first time. Even more insane, their unions
have resulted in hits like "The Girl & The Robot"
and "None of Dem". "Do It Again" fits right into
the canon.

This earworm is from their upcoming mini-album
of the same name out May 26 via Cherrytree/Interscope.
Somehow Royksopp and Robyn have joined forces
to create a monstrosity that is a sexy electro party jam
doubling as a workout anthem.

Protein shake not needed....



Saturday, June 29, 2013

SOPHIE - BIPP



SOPHIE is yet again another mysterious dance music producer
from London. This euphoric joint is the side A cut from
 his/her 12" out on Numbers.

The best thing about it is how it is so-90's-rave yet so futuristic
at the same time.

It'll make you feel better.


Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Rihanna - Diamonds (Ultrademon Remix)


Ok let's just get it out of the way. This was probably one of the most
remixed songs of recent memory. Approaching another remix with
a degree of cynicism at this point would not be unjustified. But this 
is something else, an instance of an artist drawing a song into his
world and transforming it.

Over a wobbly jungle beat, Ultrademon re-arranges Rihanna's vocals into 
new melodies while frantically pitch shifting them over 
a stream of cascading whimsical chimes.

Ultrademon is currently working on a debut album 'Seapunk' -
named after the genre he is associated with.
And if this remix is any indication, 
we should be in for a mind-braising treat.


Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Blood Diamonds feat. Grimes - Phone Sex (Unicorn Kid remix)



Unicorn Kid is known for big sun-drenched rave ups. Here, we catch him
remixing a tune by Blood Diamond featuring cute pop oddity from Canada
.........sorry Drake, it's Grimes.

Unicorn Kid's contribution is rave at its essence -  the chord-heavy piano build ups, 
synth flares, the rolling kicks. Then there is Grimes' voice - distant, innocent, 
yearning,
both human and mechanical,
 still soothing.

Rave on.