Cashmere Cat is, to me (and guys like RAC), one of the most exciting and unique musical acts to break through in a minute. The Norwegian’s Mirror Maru EP on Pelican Fly and Ed Banger has been championed by the likes of Diplo and Annie Mac and so I did this little edit for dj sets in the klerb.
Skream with a disco mix to help us get the weekend started just the right way.
“Here’s a new disco mix I did before I left for Asia….Share,Upload do what ya want with it..”
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• Maya Jane Coles‘ album collaborators revealed
• LTJ Bukem puts Goodlooking back catalog on Spotify
• Watch Jimmy Edgar and Machinedrum Talk Music, Collaboration, and More
• DJ Mix: FaltyDL
As reported, Maya Jane Coles is releasing her highly anticipated debut album ‘Comfort’ in July.
What’s news, though, is her album tracklist. And with the new tracklist has come a list of artist collaborations.
She’s kept a lot of her collabs within the sisterhood, with vocals from the likes of Miss Kittin, Kim Ann Foxman, Catherine Pockson of Alpines and Karin Park.
‘Comfort’ will be jointly released through Maya’s own I/AM/ME label and Kobalt.
Two years ago Maya fronted our mag. Read the ‘Queens of the Underground’ feature here.
Stream one of the album’s tracks, ‘Everything’ (feat. Karin Park) below, and check out the tracklist below that.
Tracklist
01. Comfort
02. Easier To Hide
03. Burning Bright feat. Kim Ann Foxman
04. Dreamer
05. Blame feat. Nadine Shah
06. Stranger
07. Everything feat. Karin Park
08. Fall From Grace feat. Catherine Pockson of Alpines
09. Wait For You feat. Tricky
10. When I’m In Love ft. Thomas Knights
11. Take A Ride ft. Miss Kittin
12. Come Home
(via Mixmag)
LTJ Bukem has allowed the entirety of the Goodlooking records back catalogue to be uploaded toSpotify.
Fans of the label, which was founded by Bukem and has been going for some two decades, will be able to stream its releases via the online music platform.
The move comes ahead of a new double-disc compilation, titled ‘Bukem In Session’, which will be released on June 24.
(via Mixmag)
Last month, we reported that Jimmy Edgar and Machinedrum (a.k.a. Travis Stewart)—who together operate as Jets—had launched the Ultramajic imprint, and would issue Edgar’s Hot Inside EP as its inaugural release on June 10. Today, a Yours Truly-curated clip of the pair has surfaced, one which finds Edgar and Stewart discussing the genesis of their collaborative project and the new label, while also taking the time to play a few cuts from a forthcoming Jets release. During the course of the discussion, the pair also wax amusingly about the differences between working and living in Berlin versus New York, most notably pointing to an abundance of free time and creative energy that exists in Berlin. The full clip is available to watch below.
(via XLR8R)
FaltyDL has a sound—rooted in house and bass music but wandering far and wide—that’s deep, sumptuous and emotionally engaging. The man known to his pals as Drew Lustman recently released the gorgeous Hardcourage album for the venerable Ninja Tune, and also mixed a set for that label’s influential Solid Steel radio show—and here’s that mix for your listening pleasure.
(via Timeout)
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tetDior probably has less followers than you, which is why this Donna Summer edit has a criminally low amount of plays. I think I saw it on Late Nite Tuff Guy’s Facebook page, or one of those disco maestros. And it delivers.
There’s nothing too fancy here just a re-imagination of Giorgio Moroder’s masterpiece. And a find reminder where Daft Punk started out from.
It’s interesting that the RAC rework takes top bill on this mammoth remix package of 19-piece disco band Escort. Because it is the Greg Wilson mix that so obviously stands head and shoulders above the rest (totaling a cumbersome 12 remixes).
Escort’s original ‘Cocaine Blues’ is a sort-of cover of Dillinger’s 1976 ‘Cocaine In My Brain’ that additionally pilfers a bassline from People Choice’s ‘Do It Anyway You Wanna’ and some extra lyrics from Hamilton Bohannon’s ‘Disco Stomp’. (Confusing, I know). And Greg Wilson’s 2010 mix is a glorious exercise in Balearic disco: the rumbling, insistently funky bassline is accompanied by a rattle of chirpy percussion. And it is nice to see Ewan Pearson tail the package with his wobblier boogie version of the same track.
Other highlights come from disco don Leftside Wobble, serving a quirky, twanging disco rejigg of ‘Karawane’, and JKriv, offering his usual Brooklyn house face-lift to ‘Makeover’. And at a breakneck 138 BPM, Sub Swara’s mix is a frenetic tribal workout that’ll at least raise the pulse.
But elsewhere the indie vocals are so domineering, so ostentatious, that they do not lend themselves particularly well to ‘nu-disco’ remixes of this type, and probably stand better in their original settings.
That said, this package is notable in that it makes the fantastic Greg Wilson and Ewan Pearson versions (previously confined to the limited Cocaine Blues 12” from 2010) available in digital format.
No Static Recordings | Released: May
01. Starlight (RAC Remix)
02. Cocaine Blues (Greg Wison Remix)
03. Why Oh Why (Pound Sterling Remix)
04. Caméleon Chameleon (Club Remix)
05. Forever (Escort Remix Instrumental)
06. Makeover (Jkriv Remix)
07. All Through the Night (Sub Swara Remix)
08. Starlight (Max Essa Remix)
09. Camèleon Chameleon (Black Russian Remix)
10. Karawane (Leftside Wobble Remix)
11. Camèleon Chameleon (Proper Heat Remix)
12. All Through The Night (Venice Beach Remix)
13. Cocaine BluesMama’s (Gonna Chop You Out Remix by Ewan Pearson)
Tracklist after the jump. Get it on iTunes. Physical copies apparently “on the way…” Italians Do It Better on the slight discrepancy between the tracklist that’s been floating around and the final tracklist:
“NIGHT SHIFT & JOHANNA WILL COME OUT EVENTUALLY. AND THE GLASS CANDY SONGS WILL BE ON “BODY WORK”. JOHNNY HAD 27 TRACKS MIXED & MASTERED FOR AFTER DARK 2. BUT THESE 15 WERE WHAT HE SAID …”COMPLETED THE ETIRE VISION OF THE RECORD”… FOR EXAMPLE, “CHERRY” & “LOOKING FOR LOVE” WERE BOTH RECORDED & MIXED BEFORE “KILL FOR LOVE” WAS RELEASED…BUT HE THOUGHT THEY FIT AFTER DARK 2′S PURPOSE MORE”
01 Glass Candy: Warm in the Winter
02 Desire: Tears From Heaven
03 Mirage: Let’s Kiss
04 Appaloosa: Fill the Blanks
05 Chromatics: Looking For Love
06 SYMMETRY: Heart of Darkness
07 Chromatics: Camera
08 Twisted Wires: Half Lives
09 Glass Candy: The Possessed
10 Chromatics: Cherry
11 Glass Candy: Beautiful Object
12 Farah: Into Eternity
13 Appaloosa: Intimate
14 Mike Simonetti: The Magician
15 Glass Candy: Redheads Feel More Pain
Upper Cuts is a biweekly free download series from Enchufada, Buraka Som Sistema’s independent label based out of Lisbon. Last month they released the hard hitting, bass heavy track track “Bye Bitches” from Hungarian production duo Slap In The Bass and reggae vocalist Sena. The track has now recieved a visual treatment that we here at Discobelle are proud to give you as an exclusive premiere.
A lush, tropical remix from Mano Le Tough just in time for Summer.