Guilty Kisses

Let’s face it. January sucks. It’s cold, wet and generally not very fun. Yet we’re in a particularly good mood here at Data Transmission HQ.  The reason for our sunny disposition during meteorologically dreary times? Toolroom Records’ sunshine laden Poolside series has touched down in Mexico and delivered a series of upbeat tunes that already have us dreaming of laying on a beach somewhere warm where the waters are crystal clear and the only thing cold is the ice in our drinks.

So as we jealously spy social media updates from our friends arriving at BPM we thought we’d share a slice of Mexico with you with the exclusive unveiling of Poolside Mexico cut ‘You (Can You Feel Me)’ by fast rising deep house duo Framewerk. One of 32 cuts on the compilation alongside efforts from the likes of Tube & Berger, Tough Love and Toyboy & Robin you can check out ‘You’ below. It was just what we needed to unwind after a particularly hectic festive season!

Framewerk - You (Can You Feel Me)

Andrew Britton &amp; Jesse O'Mahoney - My Heart Is Free

Autumn Round (Audiophysical Remix)

The Day He Came Back

A Sign of Love

Unknown World

My Love Is A Bulldozer

Venetian Snares - Deleted Poems

Attune

Farce

"Black Lagoon is the lead single from Still Corners 4th album Slow Air.  With clean toned electric guitar, a driving beat, and the smoky crooning of Tessa Murray, Black Lagoon contains the shimmering atmospherics Still Corners are well known for.  The cinematic video that accompanies the track finds the band on a journey from the desert to the ocean in search of a lost Eden. Filmed over a month in California, Arizona and Texas and shot on a small handheld cinema camera, the band travels across America in a white mustang convertible searching and reaching into the unknown."

Slow Air

Black Lagoon (radio edit)

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Vocals/Synth // Aaron Ahrends
Bass / 2nd Vocals // Paul Rundel
Drums // Pascal Karier

Love You Back

Debut single from Low's new record The Invisible Way, out March 19 (March 18 in the UK and Europe) on Sub Pop Records:
http://www.subpop.com/artists/low

The Invisible Way

Just Make It Stop

Low - Just Make It Stop

We're not the best, but we're pretty good.