The youngin’ Koreless works his introspective remix skills on LuckyMe’s Jacques Greene’s “The Look”. He transforms the track into a slow-jam RnB sounding song that float over very thought evoking chords. Expect more from this young producer this year.
The LA Boogiemaster, Dam-Funk remixes Nite Jewel – taking this indie synth dance girl and turning her into a disco boogie queen. Dam-Funk is a wizard that can work his funk magic on little white girls. Clubba-dub-dub y’all.
Another fantastic re-visioning of the deep and dark, Gil Scott-Heron by beatmaster Jamie xx. The ending definitely shines as an uplifting House moment.
Be sure to check out this great mix by Jamie xx that he made for Benj B’s BBC Show. He throws in some new tracks from Koreless as well as his own solo productions. Can’t wait for more of his steel drum laced tracks.
Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder Records is re-releasing the legendary Oizo’s Moustache (Half A Scissor) on vinyl on 1.10.2011 – quite an epic pairing for out-there minds. Every time I have seen Fly Lo live/DJ last year, 2010 and he dropped his edit of “Stunt” I would always freakout, it is such a sinister re-working of an already sinister bassline. Have a listen for yourself….
Sam the official Asian Dan Intern put together his Top 10 of 2010 – a list I approve of because James Blake is on it. Tell me if you all approve of it, if not I can always fire him.
Sam the Intern’s Top 10 Tracks of 2010:
Lifelike – Silicon Love
Treasure – Canada
J.Viewz – Salty Air
Clive Tanaka – Neu Chicago
Twin Shadow – Tyrant Destroyed
Kisses – Bermuda
James Blake – CMYK
Yeasayer – O.N.E.
Big Boi – Shutterbug
Caribou – Odessa
Emil poses a question, “What makes Pop music Pop?” with his productions and songwriting. With this latest track “Cheap Imitations” he proves that it is not glossy production and perfect playing and that it all comes down to melody. How all it takes is an infectious melody to dig deep into your skull. He proves that not understanding a single word in a song is OK and even better in creating a mystery and need to listen to a track over and over again to figure it out further burrowing those hooks into your mind. Jai Paul and Mr. Emil are on their way to paving a new way into a Freak-Pop genre that deconstructs Pop music and distilling it into something fresh, fun and exciting.
“All that I know is I am falling, falling, falling – might as well fall in.”
The James Blake is in full effect on the web. His debut album is out February of Twenty Eleven. A piece of work that showcases that he is one part Bon Iver, D’Angelo, Antony Hegarty, Jeff Buckley, Jamie Lidell, Vincent Gallo, and Burial – an overall emotionally evocative being. Get lost in this first taste of his live re-workings of his vast spacey soul tracks.
Here is Mayer Hawthorne doing a soulful rendition of my favorite Christmas song by the one and only Vince Guaraldi. I even listen to this when Christmas time is not here along with the synth intro to Paul McCartney “Wonderful Christmas Time”. Enjoy!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Be on the look out next week for Asian Dan’s Guestlist: Top 10 of 2010 with some special guest bloggers.
So this happened. Boys Noize takes David Lynch’s electro-pop tune “Good Day Today” into the territories that we all expected David Lynch’s electronic music to go. The man with the most amazing hair gets Boys Noize’s Berlin treatment – turning the feel good tune into a hypnotic techno track. In my opinion I feel like Boys Noize should have delved into even darker territory. Maybe a Boys Noize scored David Lynch film is next…?
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