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STREAM: Anika - In The City (Chromatics Cover)
There's something about that late '70s New York grime. When we hear something that sounds like it – with its mix of disco, punk, attitude and dirt – we run over like little helpless animals at feeding time. That's basically what Anika has pulled-off with her cover of Chromatics' stunning "In The City." The track comes from a sampler for Invada Records, which is the imprint of Geoff Barrow from Portishead and Beak>.
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.
DOWNLOAD: Mayer Hawthorne - You Got The Makings Of A Lover (PillowTalk Edit)
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The Festivals' original "You Got The Makings Of A Lover" is sweet, soulful and timeless, and master of smooth nostalgia Mayer Hawthorne nailed that on his horn-laden cover. Now, that gem gets a laid-back, discofied edit by PillowTalk, and it becomes the sort of track that makes a man want to strut and swing around street lights and sing it to the skies. I'm pretty sure that's what this song is always supposed to do, anyway.
PREMIERE: RCMP - Strings
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Is it cliché to describe something as future robot sex music? If not, then this is that. RCMP’s (aka DJ Apt One and Relative Q's) “Strings” has humping basslines, talky bot breakdowns, swollen synths and keytar eruptions at every sweaty turn. This is get wet music, y’all! And so is the rest of the EP, ready for your love on Young Robots and iTunes right now.
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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PREMIERE: Monarchy - You Don't Want To Dance With Me (Moonlight Matters Remix)
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Who doesn’t want to dance with Monarchy? I want to meet the misanthrope after which this track is named, the one who hates Grade A nu-disco overflowing with bubbly bass, hooky piano keys and ingratiating sugarpop vocals so that I may look into the face of evil itself. Moonlight Matters’ remix of Monarchy and Britt Love’s “You Don’t Want To Dance With Me” proves there is good—and good music—still left in this world. Jiggle around to it (with someone amenable) until the proper single drops on October 24 via 100% Records.
Monarchy - You Don't Want To Dance With Me (Moonlight Matters Remix)
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DOWNLOAD: Friends - My Boo
Ghost Town DJ's' 1996 single "My Boo" has reemerged as a touchstone with a new generation of artists filtering their own styles through the original's stay-away-from-my-man Miami bass explosions. Our favorite is by Friends -- who uses its cover as a b-side on a new single with the similarly-themed "I'm His Girl." A live set mainstay, Friends preserves the tempo you know with a shaky beat, sassy vocals and menacing synth chunks that sound like keyboards being pummeled with gong mallets.
DOWNLOAD: Body Language - Falling Out (Golden Touch Remix)
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Jesse Rogg—the producer, songwriter and DJ who gives us the name Golden Touch here—is... shall we say, a "big room" kind of guy. He's won a Grammy, for fuck's sake. He produced that track "Black & Gold" for Sam Sparro, and he's worked with Sky Ferreira. SO WHAT GIVES?! This remix of Body Language's "Falling Out" is neater than Alexis Taylor's pubes, so neat that I don't even know the word to describe how the synths move. You know when you've got something you wanna tell everyone but you don't? It's like that. I still don't know what the word is. I would tell you to just stop reading and listen to it, but I'm the kind of guy who likes to keep that sort of thing to myself.
Body Language - Falling Out (Golden Touch Remix)
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