If this song what LA feels like im moving today

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Fresh Selects continues our series of remixes from Mirror Gazer's 2020 album 'Ordeal Erasure' – this time going worldwide with two intercontinental remixes of the New Wave-inspired album stand-out, "Use Me." 

Fred Simon of Milan, Italy gives a Modern Funk boost to the track with an undeniable, face-twisting synth leading the way.

Remix Produced & Mixed by Fred Simon
Vocals & Lyrics by Mirror Gazer

Mastered by Patrick Brown at Different Fur Studios 

Artwork & Design by Tawfiq Mardini 
Lettering & Inspiration by Brian Blomerth 

A&R: Kenny / Fresh Selects 

FSX-051-01 © 2021 Fresh Selects.

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Mirror Gazer "Use Me (Fred Simon Remix)"

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Bad Colours makes a big return with his new song “Maybe I Should Move to LA,” the first single off his upcoming sophomore album “Always With U.” The track sees the Brooklyn-based artist contemplate a move out West – an idea that came about following a trip to LA for the 20 Years of Bastard Jazz anniversary party (which he DJed) in November last year. Bright pads, a thumping four-on-the-floor beat, and a catchy vocal line make it the perfect accompaniment to a top-down joy-ride up PCH. However, the song closes with a spoken clip: “Na dude, you ain’t going nowhere. This is where we at; this is where we stay.” California dreaming aside, Bad Colours won’t be leaving Brooklyn anytime soon.

Bad Colours is the moniker of London-born, Maryland-raised, Brooklyn-based DJ, songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist Ibe Soliman. While his career has spanned nearly two decades - as both a DJ (alongside the likes of James Murphy, Mark Ronson, and Q-Tip) and producer (for Kendrick Lamar, Faith Evans, Keyshia Cole, and Rick Ross, among others) - the Bad Colours name only came into being in early 2020, with the debut LP, “PINK,” being released in February, 2021 on the Brooklyn tastemaker label Bastard Jazz. By tapping into his deep network of artist friends, Ibe compiled a treasure-trove of vocal samples, snippets, sketches, and fresh instrumental loops into a beautiful debut record that touches on hip-hop, house, and left-field electronic, while remaining irresistibly danceable.

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3 years after his last EP "Attraction", Cezaire is back with "Back in the city".
A single influenced by G-funk, New-Jack and an unstoppable groove. Using the microphone for the first time, the French producer brings us into his Funk/Hip-Hop universe.

Directed by @gabrielt1999 https://www.instagram.com/gabrielt1999/  
Shot in Paris, France. 
Track composed by Cezaire
Arranged by Kartell
Mixed at Motorbass
Label : Roche Musique 
Management : Rush Management

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Cezaire - Back In The City

London-based “future soul” trio, 10:32, bring the sunshine vibes on their new single, “Coffee Shop Girl”. The group, consisting of in-demand pianist Lyle Barton (Emma-Jean Thackray, Matters Unknown, Golden Mean), drummer Radovan Brtko, and vocalist Bridget Walsh are sure to impress, with their fresh & electric blend of jazz, hip-hop, and soul.

Their latest single, “Coffee Shop Girl”, was inspired by a period of recalibration and renewal for the band. Produced by Lewis Moody (known for his work with 30/70 and B-ahwe), the song is an evolution of their signature sound hints to a great appreciation for the likes of Moonchild and Erykah Badu. 

The band shared some words: ““We escaped to the countryside in 2021 to conjure up a new record, and coffee shop girl is our first release from that week away. It feels right to start this new 10:32 chapter in the springtime with the same fresh energy you might start your day with when you get your morning coffee. Crushing on the possibilities of what you can manifest, falling in love with the hope for things to get better. Lightness of spirit but depth of intention - that’s basically our vibe.”

10:32 is an exciting new collective that is pushing the boundaries of soul and jazz and they are sure to capture the hearts and minds of music lovers around the world. Judging by the sound of “Coffee Shop Girl'”, there’s a lot more to come.

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