Kiwi songstress Kimbra had a pretty great 2011, being featured on “Somebody That I Used To Know”, the Gotye song that has 46 million views on Youtube! She also won the New Zealand Critics’ Choice awards 2011 and an ARIA for Best Female Artist. On top of that Kimbra’s debut album Vows was released last summer …
Over the past couple of years, Nashville-based retro electro duo Jensen Sportag have produced a pretty impressive body of work, including last year’s Pure Wet EP, which earned them rave reviews from The Guardian and The Fader amongst many others. With their contemporary take on 80s music, Elvis Craig and Austin Wilkinson create immaculate electropop, …
French electropop trio Yelle have had a pretty terrific 2011! Their critically-acclaimed sophomore album Safari Disco Club has appeared on just about every music blog ever since its release last March and it has spawned three hugely successful singles and countless remixes… To wrap up 2011 in style, let’s go over some choice remixes of …
After the massive success of the album Record Collection in late 2010, Mark Ronson & The Business INTL came back for more last September with Record Collection 2012, a massive remix EP released on Kitsuné. The seven-track EP includes a completely revamped version of the track “Record Collection” featuring new vocals by MNDR, Pharell, Wiley …
German dance duo Digitalism is on fire! Six months after the release of their acclaimed album, I Love You Dude, the pair set out for a massive North American tour last month and they are launching two remix EPs at the same time. Both releases support their über addictive single “Circles”, which seems to be …
Following WIM‘s recent US tour, and to coincide with the North American release of their self-titled debut album via Modular, the band is sharing a four-to-the-floor remix of their new single “Something For You”. Dayve Hawk of Memory Tapes has lent his signature dreamy production to the track, listen below. WIM – Something For You …
Originally from NZ but now based in Melbourne, Kimbra is not your average female singer, songwriter. Inspired by a range of musical genres and artists, from Nina Simone to Bjork and Prince, she brings a modern edge to the worn sounds of soul, with a voice and artistry that belie her age. Her debut album …
In less than eight years, Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes (better known as The Presets) have worked their way up and out of the musical quagmire of Sydney’s club scene to become Australia’s foremost proponents of twisted electronic pop. Ever since their 2003 debut EP, The Presets have enjoyed steady popular success, with their eclectic …
