☺them ' vibes just keep coming man

Streetnoise

Flesh Failures (Let the Sunshine In)

Say It Again

No one we know does Funk like https://soundcloud.com/soopasoul. A staple of the funkateers, bboys/girls and rare groove DJs, there's always high anticipation for the next cut to come. This forgotten gem was part of the digital release on his last outing. Get the cardboard out!

Buy on Juno

Soopasoul - Southern Funk Pt.2

Ebenezer

Ebenezer (Aroop Roy Remix)

You Can Do This

We Aren't Just

Bump

Diverse, Pt. 2

Take a Left

Memento

My Singing Soul

Want Ads (Honey Cone)

Love And Life. A Journey With The Chameleons.

What's Goin' On

Sly & Robbie Present Taxi

The Bed's Too Big Without You (Single Version)

Shakara

Lady

Get Ready!

Get Ready (Extended Version)

Akkor Hivsz Remix EP

Akkor Hivsz (feat. Halott Penz) (Drop The Cheese Remix)

Plantlife - When She Smiles She Lights The Sky (4hero remix)

Pasilda

Pasilda (Blank & Jones Mix)

Speck Of Gold

Sunrise (Roger Sanchez Mix)

Streaming and download:
http://borneland.com/linkto/nighttime-remixes/

Approaching a hitrate of half a million streams, the Danish Borneland brothers and their collaborator Falcon Punch have decided to give the trace a reinterpretation. In addition to their own dub version, NTEIBINT and AIMES truly delivers on this.

With prior remixes on The Rapture and Chet Faker, NTEIBINT from Eskimo Recordings brings a dreaming smooth groove take on the track. While the Brooklyn based AIMES brings a clubie-big kicks-lush synthetic version with hies signature silky bass lines.

The original track has been a labor of love and nearly two years in the making, and was brought together through a collaboration spanning three countries - the US, Denmark and Slovenia. The song was originally intended to be a remix done by Falcon Punch of the original Borneland track, but the two artists decided to team up and create a new version together, which is what we're sending you today. Guest vocals are provided by Line Gøttsche of Denmark and saxophone was provided by Anton Krutov of Slovenia. Falcon Punch initial met Anton after he submitted a saxophone cover of Falcon Punch's song "Square One". Falcon Punch immediately contacted Anton and the subsequent collaboration followed.


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NTEIBINT
@nteibint
https://www.facebook.com/NTEIBINT

Falcon Punch
@falcon-punch
https://www.facebook.com/falconpunchofficial

☺them ' vibes just keep coming man

Steve Hale 6