So is "SIR SLY" read like "seriously" or "sir sly"?
The grainy sound of his voice and the piano are fun, reminds me of a more dance-y Edward Sharpe. What do you think?
Regardless, I at least know they are pirates. Both the "Easy Now" and "Gold" music videos feature a never ending stream of sailing through the water. Made me remember those days out on the deck of the MV explorer, when I most missed my loved ones back home. (listen to "Ghost" with the video of "Easy Now" playing muted to feel it)
SIR SLY?
Boys Noize and Classixx
Boys Noize is certainly not new to my music collection, but boy are they blowing up. Justice remixing their ICH R U
I'm a Mess
Woke up feeling terrible this morning, had a ton of work to get done so I found myself working instead of sleeping it off. I enjoyed being able to play the music at home instead of headphones today, and was really happy when this new gem from Body Language showed up in my inbox today. How appropriate is this title on a sick day?
Thanks for coming back, I swear once I am married I will have some more time to post here; let me know what you think about a themed month in November. Get pumped.
Chromeo Hot Mess of Remixes
Sure, I love Chromeo. I usually would steer clear of anyone who tries to remix Chromeo, just for the sheer fact that their originals are just stellar. However, I have been following their new stuff closely and it is time to share these beauts with you. All are up for download, while supplies last.
The first one almost made my ears bleed with the high hat (may have been the fact that I forgot my volume was all the way up when I plugged in my headphones). After a brief heart attack, around 53 seconds into the song it smoothed everything over and made it all better. This is that kind of song you have to take a shower after. It's just that funky. What!?
This next one by Skream emphasizes the vocoder talk-box skills of P-Thugg, which is always a bonus to me. Love it. The soft vocals lead you right into a remix that sounds like it could have been on the album, doesn't detract too much from gold of Night By Night.
I had to pull this one out too, a little homage to Whitney Houston--R.I.P.. One of my all time favorites, Hood Internet pulls together Whitney's vocals along with the acoustical genius of Chromeo for one killer sound. I think it goes to show you how classic their sounds truly are, all while still managing to bring something new to the table.
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A Big Jet Plane Brun Bootleg
This post was inspired by Senora Amanda V. who reminded me that I never posted the remix of Angus and Julia Stone's Big Jet Plane here. When it comes on in my car I am immediately relaxed. Somehow the remix does a good job at maintaining the serenity of the song while exposing it's melody in a way that speeds it up.
Enjoy Michael Brun's interpretation and make sure to keep an eye out for his other stuff, it won't disappoint.
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Capital Cities Makes Me Feel Safe
This is just incredible, at first I felt the Daft punk vibes, then my ears were blessed with the sensation of some vocals that flowed perfectly with the synth. I am a sucker for a good build up too, and this song nailed it. Just try and not get pumped up. I dare you.
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The original is everything you would hope for in a song. The beat is good, the lyrics, the sound, it all paints a beautiful picture. It cheers me up, gives me energy, and reminds me of those sweet summer nights driving too fast to beat the drive-through closing with a car full of friends.
Mark my words here, Capital Cities will be the next big thing. Support them now and be one of those cool kids who knew what was cool way before everyone else did.
From Capital Cities directly (thanks guys, you rock) : Check out the video too
Imogen Heap Just for Now Remix by Gosteffects and Rule of Eight
This is a bootleg remix of Imogen Heap's "Just for Now" by Gosteffects & Rule of Eight.
This remix was inspired by Clams Casino's track "I'm God," in which he he chopped up the vocals of "Just for Now" for the hook of the song.
The build up to the 0:28 minute mark is well done, and then it hits you all of a sudden with "this song is going to kill it". And boy does it...at 1:21 it heightens the excitement and then brings you back to earth, then teases you again as every dubstep should. Well played Gosteffects, well played.
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