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Remix // Gulp – Morning Velvet Sky (Richard Norris Remix)

Having recently shared their new single, Cardiff-based band Gulp, made up of Guto Pryce (Super Furry Animals), Lindsey Leven and Gid Goundrey are sharing a brilliant new remix of the track by London-based artist Richard Norris. who is one half of Beyond The Wizards Sleeve with Erol Alkan. Richard Norris took the psych-pop sounds of [Continue]

Remix // Lorne – Bread Alone (Boa Remix)

Berkshire-born, UK-based indie singer-songwriter and pianist Lorne has released a remix version of his first single ‘Bread Alone’ by Bristol-based collective BOA. The original track’s vocals and piano melody was recorded at The Pool Recording Studio by Daniel Moyler (Ed Sheeran, Half Moon Run, Mumford and Sons, Bjork). The track comes off his debut EP [Continue]

Remix // Sex Of Insects – I Can Hear The Acid (Alexi Delano Remix)

Russian three-piece Sex Of Insects have released their infectious remix EP. ‘I Can Hear The Acid Remixes‘ cements them as masters of the mix, after considerable success with their recent releases “I’m Full Remixes” and “I Can Hear The Light Remixes” which have collectively racked up over 32 thousand plays on Soundcloud. Sex Of Insects [Continue]

REMIX // Whethan – Love Gang feat. Charli XCX (Candyland x Filip Remix)

Whethan’s ‘Love Gang feat Charli XCX‘ gets a makeover by Candyland and Filip. The original track, featuring British singer/songwriter Charli XCX, was released earlier this year by American DJ and music producer Whethan and has already racked up 524,826 Youtube views. Candyland and Filip’s remix is a bass-heavy take on the original, accentuating the track [Continue]

Remixes EP // HVNNIBVL ‘On & On’ (Remixes)

After garnering considerable attention through his release of ‘On & On,’ John J Hannibal, better known as HVNNIBVL, has released his Remixes EP, featuring Needs No Sleep, Vanillaz, Evix and Gummyb3ars. The Buffalo NY resident has always shied away from citing influences in terms of genre. “I’m influenced by anybody that does what they love [Continue]

REMIX // Ryuichi Sakamoto “Anadata” (Oneohtrix Point Never Rework)

Oneohtrix Point Never has recently remixed Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s ‘Anadata.’ Sakamoto is an esteemed producer, pianist, activist, writer, actor and dancer. His work, which spans across a few decades, and has roots in electronic pop, classical, experimental and world ambient. Daniel Lopatin, or Oneohtrix Point Never probably needs no introduction. The artist is [Continue]

REMIX // The Penelopes “Mulholland Drive” (Mighty Mouse Remix)

Mighty Mouse has given The Penelopes’ track ‘Mulholland Drive’ a makeover with his prog-house remix. He keeps the 80’s intention of the original track intact, whilst adding a touch of house flair and additional dancefloor elements. The track was premiered by Magnetic Magazine and has garnered significant attention with 10.4 K Soundcloud plays in the [Continue]

INTERVIEW // We catch up with Rollerz

Rollerz is a French house music duo. Clearly influenced by the Hip Hop of the 90s, this perfect alchemy allows them to be supported and played by Malaa, Moksi, Bellcour, Loge 21, Tony Romera … We caught up with them for a quick chat about their music and their inspirations. Have a look at what [Continue]

INTERVIEW // We Catch Up With … Groovytek

Groovytek is a Dj/Producer duo based in Mexico, founded by Luis and Eduardo in March 2015. Both were interested in music from a young age and played in a heavy metal band before they became involved in electronic music through djing in clubs and producing music. We hooked up with this dynamic duo and they [Continue]

Watch // DiRTY RADiO’s ‘Champagne Bubbles’

“Champagne Bubbles ft. 528” is the new single from Vancouver electronic trio DiRTY RADiO via 604 Records. Having shared stages with the likes of Dragonette, Miami Horror, k-os, Lights and more and reworked beats from Kaytranada, Calvin Harris, Sam Gellaitry to name but a few, DiRTY RADiO have continued to build momentum by releasing a series [Continue]