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PREMIERE: Escort - Love In Indigo + Why Oh Why (Pound Sterling Remix)
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Damn! If this ain’t a hands-in-the-air, jumpsuit-jiggling, pelvic-swiveling disco burst of funky, funky joy, then we don’t know what is. Expect the world from Escort, the bajillion-piece party outfit from outer space (or NYC, depending on the source) – they always over-deliver. “Love In Indigo” is the album track we’re loving today, and just to sweeten the pot, we’re passing on the heavily-club-rotated Pound Sterling remix of “Why Oh Why” – a thumping ‘80s bang job that must be blared from a pink Cadillac to feel its full effect. Escort's been praised as having the best disco debut of the past decade, and you can get it now, over on iTunes.
PREMIERE: Ruby Goe - Assassin + Get On It (Beatnik Remix)
Club pop confection for the first, and veritable bass smack for the second, describes the two directions that London’s Ruby Goe (a sort of street diva-slash-Robyn-slash-Santigold superhybrid) goes in on “Assassin” and “Get On It.” The latter is our personal fave, with pumped up kicks courtesy of selector Beatnik, but if you find yourself in need of a soundtrack for dancing in a holographic sun storm, go with the former. The original “Get On It” single is out now, with Ruby’s album to come early next year.
PREMIERE: Dev - Dancing In The Dark (Marc MK Kinchen Remix)
Dev likes a lot of things: her bass down low, feeling as fly as a G6, and now seemingly most of all, “Dancing in The Dark”—her latest single taking over the Billboard Dance charts. And we like what Dev likes, because she’s a malleable little club sprite who, every few moons, descends from that big silver rave in the sky to pour buckets of breathy sex whispers and fat beats upon us all. This housey, old skool Marc MK Kinchen remix nearly drowns the floor in misty stutter, tribal turns, handclaps, and—the cornerstone of all great party anthems—synthesized Puerto Rican Day Parade horns. Catch the original on iTunes, and keep counting the days until Dev’s album finally drops.
Dev - Dancing In The Dark (Marc MK Kinchen Remix)
PREMIERE: Clicks & Whistles - Raw Passion (DJ Ayres Remix)
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We love anything DJ Ayres is involved in. The Rub? Amazing. And those Heavy Warmups? Just dope. So, when he rings to inform us he’s involved in trunk-music-cum-future-bass duo Clicks & Whistles’ new Neva Get Caught/Raw Passion split, we stood up quick. Lots of great takes on the record, including those by Tittsworth, Deathface, and Starks & Nacey, though our hearts belong first to Ayres’ own transcendent and synthy spin of “Raw Passion.” Pop pads, raindrops and chipmunk vox make this one feel like we're night swimming in Avatar; it's that lush and dizzying. Harder turns and the original just dropped, so head over to iTunes already.
Clicks & Whistles - Raw Passion (DJ Ayres Remix)
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DOWNLOAD: Theophilus London - I Stand Alone (Gigamesh Moonlight Remix)
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Space disco! Clubby R&B crooning! Heart of glass hooks! Do you like these things? We sure do. That’s why we dig Gigamesh’s latest take on Theophilus London’s “I Stand Alone.” Nerd note: Gig’s initial ‘Sunlight’ remix of the song was selected by Mr. London himself to premiere at last month’s string of Noisey.com global shows. So, we’re sure hoping you’ll enjoy the follow-up: the ‘Moonlight’ remix we’re gifting today. Play it because it is full of our favorite things. And then go get more new Gigamesh, over on Beatport.
Theophilus London - I Stand Alone (Gigamesh Moonlight Remix)
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DOWNLOAD: New Look - Janet
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New Look have been knocking around at the edges of my consciousness for a while now. Whereas most bands tend to bounce off of my consciousness and drift off to happier climes, New Look have hung around. Why? Is it because their name's the same as a chain of ridiculously clammy and BORING female clothing stores I was dragged around endlessly as a child? Is it because, in spite of that, they are themselves so stylishly dressed? Or is it because "Janet" is a weird mix of deep house, UK garage and disco-not-disco? I recks the latter, mates. Best get up on this one.
PREMIERE: Spank Rock - #1Hit (The Death Set Remix)
Tomorrow marks the kick-off of the first annual Check Yo Ponytail tour, which has finally sprung from the beloved L.A. monthly party of the same name. For those who've been long craving a taste of their left coast love, open your mouths: Pictureplane, Franki Chan, Big Freedia, Wavves and of course, Spank Rock and The Death Set are coming to a town near you. And until they arrive, you may drink in the hypno-dance slop that is "#1Hit"—a brain-numbing party number full of spongy beats, colorwheel synths, awesomely lazy hyping (“I can make you famous” is almost the only phrase uttered), and a fantastic Purple Rain-like crescendo around the 2-minute mark. Even more free goodness, over on Scion A/V.
Spank Rock - #1Hit (The Death Set Remix)
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DOWNLOAD: D.A. & the Supa Dups - Too Cool (feat. Vybz Kartel)
Featuring literally the coldest dancehall killer in the game, D.A. & the Supa Dups’ well-timed single “Too Cool” (feat. Vybz Kartel) is too hot. The Dick Dale-style riffs, proper Chinese-Jamaican (!) club steez, and stuttering beach beats have already been pummeled to death in recent Diplo DJ sets, and are now available for your own heavy rotation—even if it’s in the far-less-exiting venue of your plant-devoid studio apartment. This is the harder-hitting side of the group's new single, so for those bumbaclots who don’t like it raw, check here for the rest.
D.A. & the Supa Dups - Too Cool (feat. Vybz Kartel)
