here's a track i made a few years ago but decided to hold onto...  giving it away today to thank all my fans for helping me reach 100,000 fans on Facebook :-)

U Make Me Shy

Here is Modern Amusement Podcast 03...I was enjoying a caipirinha in my hotel room on my last night in Sao Paulo this weekend, when I heard a rapid metallic knock at the door…   Thinking it was an errant room service, when I opened the door and saw nothing I was shocked…

Until I heard a series of bleeps and tones and a shiver coming from the ground and looked down.  I was surprised to see b6 the backwards motion robot again.  He was shivering and cold to the touch and his outstretched claw held a disc labeled “Lee Foss – Modern Amusement Podcast 03”   below was a a message from a future me that this was a recording of an old school house set from the early 2000's played at the 2088 Neptune Ball.  While excited to see more evidence that in the future both time travel and planetary colonies are possible I was disappointed that once again there was no tracklisting on the disc. 

Hope you enjoy,

Lee

Lee Foss - Modern Amusement Podcast 03

Les Petit Bâtards es: 
Daniel Sorzano: Guitarra y Voz
Tomás Villafuerte: Bajo
Martin Ricaurte: Guitarra
Luis Esteban Guarderas: Batería. 
Letra: Daniel Sorzano 
Grabado por Hernan Freire en: Graba Estudio. 
Juan Pablo Rivas: Mezcla y Masterización 

Letra: 
El polvo me roza, 
la luz se apagó. 
La noche me estaba quemando
y ella salió.

Nadé entre palabras, 
te pinté de color. 
Resbalé mi lengua por tu cielo 
y te guardé en un cajón.

(Coro)
Bébeme a trago lento
y sin dudarlo ven más adentro. 
Ya no me importa esta ciudad 
y esta ficción se confunde en realidad.

Caminé en el tiempo
que desaparecerá
y besé tu sombra 
en la obscuridad.

(Coro)
Bébeme a trago lento
y sin dudarlo ven más adentro. 
Ya no me importa esta ciudad 
y esta ficción se confunde en realidad.

Jugamos con la verdad 
y conquistamos la otra mitad...

Ficción

Nuestro primer EP grabado en el estudio Zip el 6 de septiembre de 2012 con producción del gran Carlos Teran. 

Alaja Jam es:

Nicolas Jarrin (Bajo y Vos)
Luis Esteban Guarderas (Batería)
Mateo González (Guitarra Lider)
Moe Ramiro Alcazar (Guitarra y Vos)

Matices

Tanque - Marineritos de Agua (Punk Quito Ecuador)

Cuak (cover?)

Juho Paalosmaa and Jori Hulkkonen are Sin Cos Tan, “a synthesized duo of great promise, broken dreams, and long nights” who released their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album in November 2012 to a great reception. During the summer the band will be finishing their follow-up album planned for release later in 2013, but in the meantime My Favorite Robot enlist some big time remixers to tackle the duo’s back catalogue, with Mark E and Kris Wadsworth those given the nod.
 
‘Not Over’ is the first track to get a treatment from slo-disco specialist and Ghostly associate Mark E (it also comes in a dub version). He breaks the track down to crunchy claps and a slowly stepping, thick synth bass line that percolates up through the track over and over. The airy vocals remain in tact from the original as nebulous melody lines and sultry saxophones float around in cosmic harmony. 
 
It’s then the turn of Berlin based Atlanta born bad boy Kris Wadsworth to re-interpret ‘History’, and he does so with his usual panache. The lines are all skewed, the textures raw and unpolished and the mood edgy as crackles of hiss and static pollute the airwaves whilst heavy, lumped drums kick below. Things grow increasingly lively with the dancing synthesized melodies that appear part way in to the track and also release some tension. The vocal takes on a more haunted characteristic in Wadsworth’s hands 
 
Finally, we’re also treated to an Extended Dance mix of the militant tech house stomper that is ‘Trust’ with its loose percussion, taught bassline grumbles and celestial, skyward melodies. The breakdown is shrouded in echo and as a result the vocal drifts on air before the track kicks again in a macho nu disc style akin to the sort of thing Andrew Weatherall might employ. 
 
Some fine A&R here has breathed plenty of new life into some already classic tracks by Sin Cos Tan. 
 

Matices

Alaja Jam

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