Everything is better in slow motion, too bad not this song. This collab should be so much better. I am excited to hear what The Bloody Beetroots have in store for their album out this summer.
Whenever I listen to Duke Dumont I feel super chilled out or like I am a bunch of pills. I love what Duke Dumont does to this Lily Allen track. Definitely a track you play on the way home after a long night. Duke Dumont’s productions are super visual sounding, very similar to Burial.
[audio:http://diestruktur.com/asianmandan/music/March%202009/Lily%20Allen%20-%20The%20Fear%20(Duke%20Dumont%20Remix).mp3]
Lily Allen – The Fear (Duke Dumont Remix)
Rob da Bank wrangles up two 60 min mixes from the legends, Fred Falke and Busy P. Fred Falke drops all his own remixes and edits of some his favorite tracks. Falke has edits of Hans Zimmer AND Todd Rundgren!! Busy P gives a little taste of what he would listen to at the end of a night of partying, a little chilled out but still bangertastic.
Rob da Bank & Friends 3.9.2009: Fred Falke & Busy P
Tracklist after the jump!
I dunno how many times I have said how much I love Breakbot and how genius his productions are. Just listen to this remix 🙂
[audio:http://diestruktur.com/asianmandan/music/March%202009/01-yuksek-extraball_(breakbot_remix).mp3]
Yuksek – Extraball (Breakbot Remix)
Checkout the music video for “Extrball” feat. Amanda Blank after the jump.
Surkin somehow mastered and captured the sound of early house music even though he was probably only 10 or so when it was at its peak. I love how he uses Nancy Whang’s vocal sample. I love the string stabs and the piano loop. And of course the fluttering 303 and 808 bleeps.
[audio:http://diestruktur.com/asianmandan/music/March%202009/One%20Day%20(Surkin%20Remix).mp3]
The Juan MacLean – One Day (Surkin Remix) (96 kbps)
Cheers, Burning Mechanical Children
The concept of MSTRKRFT performing live with real synths and real drums is more exciting than it happening in reality. It just lacked energy and N.O.R.E. just seemed out of it, busy checking his Twitter. Also whoever was doing the sound sucked, the vocals were too loud in the mix. Pretty cool seeing JFK behind a synth and in front of huge bass amps again (RIP DFA1979). I wonder who was drumming. Overall mediocre.
Mr. Oizo remixes himself turning the original minimal tune into a more dance friendly track.
[audio:http://diestruktur.com/asianmandan/music/March%202009/04%20Steroids%20(Mr%20Oizo%20Remix).mp3]
Mr. Oizo – Steroids (ft. Uffie) (Mr. Oizo Remix)
I’ve never really listened to this The Horrors until I heard this track and I love it. From what I have been reading on the interwebs, this is an atypical new sound for The Horrors. “Sea Within a Sea” is a dark krautrock pop tune that at first listen reminded me of Neu! meets “The Rip” by Portishead which is interesting because I found out that their new album Primary Colours is produced by Geoff Barrow of Portishead. The 2nd half of “Sea Within a Sea” with those major arpeggiated chords sound very similar to the end of “The Rip”.
[audio:http://diestruktur.com/asianmandan/music/March%202009/seawithinasea.mp3]
The Horrors – Sea With a Sea
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