Finds

George Fields - Beyond Realm

ground balls

Smooth juice

chill

Free mixtape from Poolside.FM & JackLNDN! The first in an on-going series of mixtapes from the sunniest spot on the internet - Poolside Radio.

Website: http://poolside.fm
Facebook: http://facebook.com/poolside.fm

FREE DOWNLOAD - http://poolside.fm/mix1

Artwork by Forces Creative.

http://facebook.com/jacklndn
http://twitter.com/jacklndn

Tracklist.

1. Dave Hollister - Keep Lovin’ You (Kartell Edit)
2. Midnight Star - Curious (JackLNDN Remix)
3. Phoenix - Fences (LeMarquis Remix)
4. Just For Tonight ft. Patrick Baker (BRONX Remix)
5. Brandy - Full Moon (Final DJs Remix)
6. Blende - Rikki (Phonat Remix)
7. Passerine - Paris Morning (GLOVES remix)
8. Rhye - The Fall (BRONX Night Dub)
9. Lorde - Buzzcut Season (JackLNDN Remix)
10. Justin Timberlake - Like I Love You (NVOY Remix)
11. Duke Dumont - Need U 100% (Amtrac Remix)
12. JackLNDN - Unreleased
13. Vinnie Who - 39 (Banjuba Edit)
14. JackLNDN - In Paradisum
15. Mapei - Don’t Wait (JackLNDN Remix)
16. Jarreau Vandal - Don’t Think About It
17. Cosmo’s Midnight - Goodnight ft. Polographia
18. Chloe Martini - Spellbound
19. Laura & Tom Misch - Follow

Free Download

Poolside.FM - Jacuzzi Diaries Vol. 1 (Mix By JackLNDN)

Saito - TRYTHAT

So excited to share this new track with you all...got into the studio with our friend joey for this one and ended up working together over night 'til we had it nearly done. hope you enjoy, and big love to our bro joey badass. awesome. 

dave and dudes. 

@proeraradio.

Follow Glass Animals online

Site: po.st/glassanimalsweb
Youtube: po.st/GlassAnimalsYT 
Soundcloud: po.st/GlassAnimalsSC 
Facebook: po.st/GlassAnimalsFB 
Twitter: po.st/GlassAnimalsTW 
Instagram: po.st/GlassAnimalsINS

Lose Control

Following a pair of EPs as Lodger for Stamp Records, Sheffield's Alex Buchan has switched aliases for his next release.

The Slender EP contains three tracks under his Al Zanders persona, including the centrepiece 'I Don't Want To Judge You' – a scuffed up, dreamy and bongo-adorned house cut that recalls Leon Vynehall's fresh-yet-nostalgic vibe.

Look out for the EP in October on Phonica Records sublabel Karakul: http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/al-zanders-slender-ep-karakul/133390

Al Zanders – I Don't Want You To Judge

Call us crazy, but we've always had a soft spot for Crazy P here at Data Transmission, which if you knew what the 'P' stood for, makes that sentence take on a whole new colour... Anyhoo, what we're trying to say is that the pioneering UK trio have been able to call us fans for a long time and so it didn't take us long - less than half a second in fact - to say yes when they offered us band member Hot Toddy's remix of 'Something More' to premiere.

Taken from their acclaimed album, ‘Walk Dance Talk Sing’, which arrived via their own Walk Don't Walk imprint earlier in the year, Toddy reshapes 'Something More' into, well something more, transforming the broody, guitar driven original into a retrofitted slice of disco jam packed with groove and guaranteed to get hips swaying on the dance floor.

Arriving October 30th as part of a package that also sees Ron Basejam, Asadinho, Juju & Jordash and Luke Solomon serve up remixes of cuts from their last album, you can stream Hot Toddy's 'Disco Redux' of Crazy P's 'Something More' in full below.

Crazy P - Something More (Hot Toddy Disco Redux)

from Red Pill's upcoming Day Drunk EP (11/27)
Digital Greatness: http://geni.us/DetroitRedPill

Double Rainbow Vinyl: http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/red-pill-day-drunk-ep/MMG00081LP/

vocals by Red Pill
produced by Alex Goose
art by Ruff Mercy

About Day Drunk EP
It’s the return of the non-fiction writer stranded in the made-up world. We last heard from Michigan’s Red Pill on his Mello Music Group debut, this spring’s Look At What This World Did To Us—a savage and sardonic diatribe against the modern condition.
 
In the interim, the former factory machinist turned his psychic bloodletting into a sustainable career. Things finally look up for the self-proclaimed “Leonard Letdown.” He toured the EU with Fashawn and Exile, spent the early fall on a 40 city North American tour with Murs, and forged a profound connection with a fanbase exhausted from the lies told to us by politicians, rappers, and ourselves.
 
Its immediate follow-up—the Day Drunk EP—offers a requisite counterbalance to the poison-tipped bleakness of its predecessor. If LAWTWDTU was the rap equivalent of Charles Bukowski’s Ham on Rye, the Day Drunk EP is closer to Notes From a Dirty Old Man. It’s slightly lighter and more playful, stocked with slick talk, wry one-liners, and enough liquor to drown even the most debauched barfly.
 
With production from Oddisee, Exile, Paul White, and Red Pill himself, the beats offer an almost psychedelic slant that blend seamlessly with Pill’s artful complaints. Whereas the last record seemed to sink into a permanent midnight of the soul, this one attempts to reconcile the inequities of life with our own ineluctable realities.
 
The first song, “What You Wish For,” finds Pill half-jokingly offering the advice to give up on work in favor of the 24-hour party. It’s not necessarily a call to hedonism, but rather a way to remind people to wake up from fugue states filled with false religion and Internet pseudo-wisdom.
 
There’s the greasy guitars and hard drums of “90s Money,” a sly love letter towards a vanished world. Pill calls himself a “loser like a Beck record,” a “fat Jesse Einsenberg"  a loose cannon drinking whiskey with two hands, listening to Bitches Brew, eating chicken vindaloo. That’s just in the first minute.
 
Despite the brighter beats and attempt to find levity in our woes, there’s still the searing fear and loathing that makes Pill so compelling. He compares himself to an unloaded gun, maligns the world that’s got him by the throat. He confesses his myriad anxieties, depression, and desire to write a happy song. Only Earl Sweatshirt can match Red Pill at their mutual ability to celebrate the isolated joy of never wanting to leave the house.
 
Maybe it’s the EP’s finale and title track that captures the contradictions at the heart of the music. It’s a eulogy to the summertime, a drinking song undercut by premonitions of doom, a reminder for us not to waste the days until our funeral—a toast to day drinking to forget our own collective pain.




Red Pill - 90s Money(prod. Alex Goose)

Recorded live at Twitch Belfast as part of my "All Night Long UK Tour"
17/10/2015 

Tracklist - http://bit.ly/1NbvGfj


All Night @ Twitch Belfast -  17.10.15

First track off the forthcoming instrumental album "Beyond Realm". 


George Fields - Andromeda

Taken from my latest album "Beyond Realm" 

George Fields - Andalucía

Taken from my latest album "Beyond Realm"

Will be shipping vinyl and cassettes next week.

Haven't got a release date for digital just yet, but it's coming. 

George Fields - Lost Your Step

GeorgeFields