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New Music Preview No. 2
about 4 months ago - View Comments
Here, a mixtape of songs I’ve been loving this month. The first cut resulted in something quite stormy and dark. It ultimately sounded boring to me because - although the thematic element I wanted was there – it was one long piece without any interesting twists or turns. This version is a little different. It
Digital Jukebox
about 5 months ago - View Comments
Here are a few favorite artists of the moment. I like seeing the anomalies, like Elvis Presley? Ok. Sometimes these anomalies are embarrassing, like when you’re caught with Flo Rida as your #1 song! I e-mail a monthly mixtape to friends and family and will be posting it here soon. Each edition incorporates thematic elements with
i left my head and my heart on the dancefloor
about 5 months ago - View Comments
GET IT //tracklist The Beach Boys “Wouldn’t It Be Nice (The Girls Can Hear Us Remix)” Fenech-Soler “Stop and Stare” Marina & The Diamonds “Hollywood (Fenech-Soler Remix)” Groove Armada “Paper Romance” We Have Band “Honeytrap (Co-Pilots’ Flying High Edit)” Emika “Double Edge (GeRM Remix)” Major Lazer “Keep it Goin’ Louder (feat. Nina Sky & Ricky
Hip Hop Stylee No. 1
about 6 months ago - View Comments
Hip Hop is like comfort food to me. I love it so much and always have. I go on my long, weird, late-night runs listening to hip hop mixtapes (and R&B oldies – see the Atlantic 60th Edition for starters). It totally gets me going every time. I started off the evening working on a
New Music: Lonelady
about 7 months ago - View Comments
Manchester-based Lonelady produces raw, snappy beats with sharp and shouty singing reminiscent of Beth Ditto of the Gossip, Chew Lips or DFA’s Pylon. Recording in an old mill turned studio, Julie Campbell laid down tracks for her debut in a short 4 weeks – channeling wide-ranging influences from Prince, ESG, The Fall, REM, Joy Division,
dancey No. 1
about 10 months ago - View Comments
I’ve been a fan of electronic music as far back as I can remember. When I moved to Boston and especially LA, I started going to more shows and listening to all kinds of music. It really opened my mind to different styles and genres. I had already been DJ’ing electronic music (mostly tech-house and
Musings: Crafting Mixtapes in a Digital Age
about 1 year ago - View Comments
At the end of each month I make a mixtape and send it to a small group of friends. It’s a mix of new, old, and remixed music, with some fun rarities like unreleased b-sides or cover songs thrown in for good measure. 15 years ago I made mixtapes using a different methodology – cassettes.
New Music: We Have Band
about 1 year ago - View Comments
Ok-ok, so these guys really ARE from the UK (see previous post). The song Hear it in the Cans first grabbed me on a Daily Swarm mixtape and the sixth Maison compilation from parisian label Kitsune. I found myself driving around listening to it over and over again. Oh yes, one of those. If you’re headed to Austin
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