Manchester’s Illum Sphere returns with “Birthday” via the Young Turks fam. I first heard of Illum Sphere via his fantastic Flying Lotus-esque remix of Bjork’s “Hidden Place”. “Birthday” explores Illum Sphere’s take on a twisted k-hole filter house track as it spins into a controlled chaos. Definitely a track that catches you off guard on a very good way.
My personal dream supergroup, Atoms For Peace is back with a new track entitled “Default” that delves into their cerebral grooves. They are band born from their live energy and stage show but this studio track camouflages all their respective instruments and roles in the band but I am definitely not mad.
” You may have heard that I have a new project called Atoms for Peace. The name comes from some shows of The Eraser that happened a couple of years ago with Mauro, Joey, Nigel and Flea. We got a big buzz from them and discovered loads of energy from transforming the music from electronic to live, and so afterwards, we carried on for a few days in the studio and decided to make it a loose, on-going thing. Immersed in the area between the two…electronic and live. The first tune we’d like you to hear is “Default”. A 12″ vinyl version will follow next month and an album will eventually follow that next year.” – Thom Yorke
Edits of RnB tracks have always been a DJ’s secret weapon, they just need to be dropped at the right place and right time. Graham Zilla provides a deep remix of Miguel’s hit “Sure Thing” that provides nothing put pure vibes to any set it is dropped into. Download the remix below as well as a grooving/hypnotic remix of The-Dream’s “Walking on the Moon”.
Collarbones’ sophomore album “Die Young” is out September 28, “Hypothermia” is the 2nd single from the album that is a hyper emotional rave track. The duo brands this track “Internet Rave” – a suitable term for this track with its borrowed nostalgia for 90s rave breaks and emo vocals. This is some serious #REAL #FEELS, prepare yourself for this Internet Rave and take a big hit of this .mp3….
The young Glasgow based Koreless strips down How To Dress Well’s “Cold Nites” into introspective track that is fueled by a churning music box melody. The heavy hearted lyrics and vocal melodies are lifted up and carried down the cascading chimes. Be sure to catch Koreless opening for SBTRKT with Kilo Kish at Terminal 5 in NYC, October 11.
Toronto’s own Nautiluss offers up a free track entitled “Elysium”. It is a sunshine soaked tune that gains momentum from its bouncy kick and lofty snare rolls all before some sweet bell tone synths wash over you. This is a top choice summer tune, so find a body of water to lie next and put on this song.
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