electronic/getting away with it

modern love songs

Richard Lane's Top 100 Dance Songs

more than a feeling

walking in the rain

love in the name of love

Saint Etienne's classic debut album HVNLP1 - Fox Base Beta received a loving rework by Richard X.  

'The end result is as good as the original, which makes it close to perfect.' 
***** The Guardian

You can buy the album from the Heavenly Emporium:
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Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart (Fox Base Beta, Richard X)

Method of Modern Love is a single by British band Saint Etienne. It was released by Heavenly Records February 9, 2009 on limited edition 7" and two limited edition CDs. Strictly speaking, the release is a double-A side with "This Is Tomorrow". However this track does not appear on the second CD.

"Method of Modern Love" was the only new composition (of three new tracks) released on the band's 2009 collection London Conversations: The Best of Saint Etienne. The other two ("This is Tomorrow" and "Burnt Out Car") were reworkings of previous songs. The track was written by Hannah Robinson, Matt Prime and Richard X and X produced it, while Robinson featured on background vocals.

When asked about how he got involved with the song in an interview with HitQuarters, producer and co-writer Richard X said,"I've been a long time fan of the band and I think it was a few years ago that they asked me to work on a track but I was tied up. Originally I was asked to remix the ‘This Is Tomorrow’ track ... That was in line to be a single but I think they decided they'd go for ‘Method’ after I played them a rough demo. It was originally done by myself, Hannah Robinson and Matt Prime, but was found to be a good fit for Saint Etienne."

The double A-side, "This Is Tomorrow", originally featured in Saint Etienne's film of the same name about the Royal Festival Hall, on London's Southbank. The 7" single features a Richard X reworking of the track, while the CD single features the original soundtrack version.

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Saint Etienne - Method Of Modern Love

Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Remix)

My Songs 2011

Need You Now

MTNS - Fears

LE MATOS "How Do I Let You Know" (feat. Coeur de pirate)

Inner City - Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' (David Morales & Frankie Knuckles Remix)

Cola boy - 7 ways to love 2011 (PeteBish refix)

Guy called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (PeteBish refix)

Depeche mode - Enjoy the silence (PeteB Refix)

Depeche Mode - Enjoy the silence (PeteB refix)

Electronic

Getting Away with It

Written by Johan Agebjörn, produced by Tensnake. Taken from "My Guilty Pleasure" (Permanent Vacation / Paper Bag Records).

Moonlight Dance (produced by Tensnake)

Don't Do It - New Order

Hear Saint Etienne's Sarah Cracknell and The Charlatans' Tim Burgess singing together on the same track for the first time since 1993's 'I Was Born On Christmas Day'! 

This is a mashup of our official remix for Saint Etienne and our reworking of 'Just One Kiss' by Tim Burgess and Ladyhawke. We were working on these tracks at the same time and being huge fans of both singers (and Ladyhawke as well!), we thought we'd see how the two tracks would fit together to see if it would match up to their Christmas single. We're delighted with how it turned out, we hope you are too. xx

You can check out our remix of 'Tonight' by Saint Etienne here:  http://soundcloud.com/clubclique/saint-etienne-tonight-club

Our remix of Tim Burgess and Ladyhawke is coming very soon. Follow us on Soundcloud to keep updated!


Saint Etienne Vs Tim Burgess & Ladyhawke - Just One Kiss Tonight (Club Clique Ménage Mix)

The Other Two - Selfish (That Pop Mix)

From Flume's debut album. Download the Deluxe Version on iTunes here:
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Insane feat. Moon Holiday

The greatest band that never existed!
Bill Drummond & Jim Cauty.

On the 14th May, 1992 The K foundation deleted their entire back catalogue and destroyed all their merchandise to prove their break-up was not a stunt to sell more records.
This track was dug up and dumped here by YFY as a sign of gratitude.

'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers not artists.' J.Cauty, 2003.

Justified!