"The Russian Futurists have perfected their sugary electro-pop sound” NYLON MAGAZINE
“Adorable boy-meets-girl indie pop. Their cheeky lyrics pulse with a surprisingly danceable beat” MARIE CLAIRE
“His wide smile never gets tiresome” SPIN MAGAZINE
The Russian Futurists, aka Matthew Adam Hart, and Heavy Blinkers crooner Ruth Minnikin trade verses in this sugary duet about hooking up. "One Night, One Kiss" is a playfully seductive clip shot by fashion photographer Angus Rowe MacPherson, set in our idealized memory of youth, playing with the song’s sense of aching wonder at the discovery of new love. A couple meet while hanging out with mutual friends, they share a magical moment of hopeless romanticism at the party; their friends become nothing more than blurry, insignificant light and colour as the two lovebirds ditch the scene, set out on an all night journey through the early morning to her apartment, which they proceed to tear to shreds as they flirt their way through costumes, candy jars, lamps, tables, and anything else in their path keeping them from their ultimate moment of this one night, this one kiss


The Russian Futurists - One Night, One Kiss

The Russian Futurists - Horseshoe Fortune (Yourself Remix)

from the album SOCIETY (Upper Class Recordings)

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DVAS - Questions

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01 Tripping Horses

from the album THE METHOD OF MODERN LOVE (Upper Class)

The Russian Futurists - Your Big Brown Eyes And My Big Broke Heart

from the album LET'S GET READY TO CRUMBLE (Upper Class)

The Russian Futurists - Precious Metals

from the album OUR THICKNESS (Upper Class)

The Russian Futurists - Paul Simon

from the albums ME, MYSELF and RYE (Upper Class/Memphis Industries) and OUR THICKNESS (Upper Class)

The Russian Futurists - 2 Dots On A Map

from the album THE WEIGHT'S ON THE WHEELS (Upper Class, 2010)

The Russian Futurists - 100 Shopping Days 'Til Christmas

The Russian Futurists - Keep This Love Alive

from the album SOCIETY (Upper Class)

Dietzche V. and the Abominable Snowman’s French touch will take you on a dangerous and sexy journey of disco, funk, and soul with their bounce-heavy set of emotional and summer-y anthems. DVAS have quickly garnered the attention of electro dance devotees across the globe with Internet mixtapes, remixes, and tastemaker compilation placements. They may share some attributes with the space sounds of Daft Punk and pop legacy of Hall and Oates, but DVAS bring intense originality and innovation to up the ante on dance floor pop jams.

The Anthem-in-waiting “Society” is the first single from the DVAS full-length album of the same name, and as a wondrous bonus treat – The Hood Internet partners with Chicago party-rapper Kid Static to throw down for their super-fly take on the DVAS single. The Society video, created by Toronto stars on the rise Shark Teeth Films debuted Worldwide Exclusively at Spinner.com.

The album SOCIETY hits stores July 27 and will be the soundtrack of summer, with that chunky slice of emphatic energy-induced music we oh-so-crave; tracks like Ambient Room, Consenting Adults, Watching You, Questions, and Giving It All Away are sure to leave you hot under the collar and make you wish that this year’s summer fling never ends. The Society release is courtesy of Upper Class Recordings, the Toronto‐based label responsible for bringing you influential and notable artists The Russian Futurists, Cadence Weapon, Girlsareshort (MSTRKRFT Al‐P’s project) and The Cansecos.

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DVAS - SOCIETY

New Russian Futurists EP/Mixtape 'Reality Burger With A Side of Life'. Enjoy and share!

Reality Burger WIth a Side of Life

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4. Still In Love Ft. Swimgoodnow

1. Intro

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Feelings

Glowsticks

Still In Love Ft. Swimgoodnow

Doing Fine

Keep This Love

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Keep This Love by The Russian Futurists remixed by DVD (Dave of The Strumbellas). Mixed by Close Kicks.

Keep This Love (DVD Remix)[Dave of Strumbellas]

The Russian Futurists return with “Cochineal Red” the brand new jam featuring Jeremy Greenspan of Junior Boys. Matthew Adam Hart has upped the dance quotient by adding long-time friend and tour mate Jeremy Greenspan to this disco pop perfected track fashioned precisely for your summertime playlist.


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The Russian Futurists - Cochineal Red ft. Jeremy Greenspan

Brief, exhilarating songs about love…of course, Pop is founded upon such foundations. But in Matthew Adam Hart’s gifted hands, our wonder and gleeful idiocy is laid out in rare, brilliant detail. Critics and the public alike have recognized in Hart one of the most impressive compositional minds to emerge in years – the romantic eye of a Stephen Merritt married to the epic melodic sweep of recent Flaming Lips or vintage Human League – a talent simultaneously modest but mighty, plainspoken but rigorously intelligent, creating miniature electronic epics that cost a shoestring but sound as if they were spun from gold.

With three internationally acclaimed releases already under their belt The Russian Futurists, born and bred in the cold and lonely eastern-
Ontario border-town of Cornwall, raised on hockey [“loving the Leafs is like being in love with a terrible woman” – Matt Hart] come home with their first ever domestic release: Me, Myself and Rye.

Me, Myself and Rye is an amalgam of The Russian Futurists’ hottest songs assembled from their three previous albums, all digitally remastered.

The Russian Futurists international profile saw them become UK-label mates with The Go! Team and The Pipettes, spawned a whirlwind experience that put them on a UK tour with Peter, Bjorn &amp; John, North American dates with long time friends Caribou and Junior Boys and playing to 10000 fans at the Mada Festival in Brazil, while receiving acclaim and praise from the likes of NME, Clash, Time Out London, BBC, and X-FM. All the while producer-songwriter-singer extraordinaire Matthew Adam Hart has been remixing the new Shout Out Louds (Merge Records) single “Tonight I Have To Leave It” and the Stars (Arts &amp; Crafts) “The First Five Times”.

Surprisingly, Hart’s roots as a producer and arranger lie not in Pop. “I was a compulsive Hip Hop producer from age 13 to 19,” he admits, “and would finish a completed Hip Hop track, from start to finish, every day after school.”

This interest is still evident in the Russian Futurists’ electronic rhythms, but a passion for the Pop music of his childhood (Abbey Road was a prominent obsession) is the heart of The Russian Futurists. “When I eventually began to try to make music other than beats it wasn’t my intention to make Pop. It just came out. I felt I was being stifled by Hip Hop and wanted to experiment with melody.”

Big beats, sad songs and sugary melodies have rarely sounded as good together in music as the opening of Let’s Get Ready To Crumble: “I do pop ’cause that’s what my heart goes/I don’t call it art, no sir/That denotes that when I wrote it I had other motives.” "Paul Simon" sounds so effervescent, and Hart's boyish voice nestles so snuggly amidst its econo-pop score, that only a consultation with the CD booklet reveals the mournful confession: "You're my first pint, on the worst nights/My gut knots up, my heart bursts like a piñata pops/This has gotta stop."

This honesty shines through in all of The Russian Futurists’ songs – all the more remarkable for them having been recorded in Matthew Hart’s bedroom (Hart cheekily describes his sound as a result of “trying to
make all of my songs huge, ambitious productions on very limiting and awful equipment.”)

Hart constructs his songs under the ongoing influence of Phil Spector, Brian Wilson (“He showed me that Pop was able to be listenable and experimental at the same time”), Fleetwood Mac (“They taught me how to be dramatic, plus I just love their music”), and the comforting
simplicity of AM Radio. Of the latter, Hart says, “I would like to end up on AM when I’m old and grey. There are some songs that were produced to sound like they belonged there. I used to sit up at night and drink a bottle of red wine and listen to AM to get inspired. My roommates used to think I was kind of a weirdo when they would walk into my room at 2 am and find me drunk listening to ‘Buttons &amp; Bows.’”

Me, Myself &amp; Rye is a perfect introduction to The Russian Futurists for new listeners and a gift to be treasured by the ultra-fans who’ve supported The Ru

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