Posted on 11 December 2008 by shaunt
Soulwax has done a mix for the new issue of MixMag which they’ve appropriately titled Part of NYE Never Dies. The 48 minute mix features some of the biggest new tracks of 2008.
Tracklist:
01. The Chemical Brothers – Hey Boy Hey Girl (Soulwax Remix Edit)
02. Zombie Nation – Forza
03. Tame Impala – Half Full Glass Of Wine
04. Tiga – Mind Dimension 2 (Ghent Version)
05. Mr Oizo – Pourriture 7 (Soulwax Edit)
06. Esser – Headlock
07. In Flagranti – Business Acumen
08. Flairs – Truckers Delight
09. MGMT – Kids (Soulwax Remix)
10. Das Pop – Fool For Love
11. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik – Feurprobe (Rory Phillips Remix)
12. Mickey Moonlight – Interplanetary Melodies
13. Late Of The Pier – Random Firl
14. Ali Renault – Our World Is
Posted on 09 September 2008 by shaunt
At last, we’ve gotten our hands on the most sought-after remix in the scene. A few weeks ago we had
posted a live bootleg of the track. Well, the proper version of the
Soulwax remix of
MGMT –
Kids is below for your listening pleasure. Was it worth the wait? The web community seems to be split — some think it’s god-sent, while others think it’s the most overhyped track of 08. We’re still not sure. Maybe after we hear it loud?…
Posted on 06 September 2008 by shaunt
In July, we posted about a mix that Justice did for the runway of the Dior Homme collection.
Justice has done a new fifteen minute mix for the Dior Homme fashion show in Paris, just like Daft Punk did last summer for Louis Vuitton. On the 29th of June Justice dropped the brand new track to accompany the runway. The track features heavy synths and bass-lines, harpsichord progressions, and elements of Justice tracks that we all love.
The mix was revealed as a brand new composition by the duo exclusively for the show, and there was no evidence to support a record release of the mix. The track did inevitably leak to the web as a low quality bootleg copy, ripped directly from the video. Today, however, the original clean recording of the track leaked to the web, resurfacing as Planisphere.
We have a copy of the track here for your listening pleasure. Enjoy.
Posted on 05 September 2008 by shaunt
The Bloody Beetroots, signed under Dim Mak Records, have a new track coming out called T*A*P*E* which pays homage to analog recording and playback equipment. The track is quite different from their other uptempo italo-house material, and is instead rather mellow and beat-oriented.
Credit to LAFriendly for the scoop…
A favorite track of mine by the italian duo is their remix/rework of Metallica’s Seek and Destroy which they have re-titled Ill to Destroy.
In other news, you can catch them live at the upcoming LA Weekly LA Detour Festival October 4th.
