#4 Sven

Holding On For Life (Baio Remix)

Released on April 1, 2014. 

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Mac DeMarco // Brother

Mount Kimbie remix of "Jerk Ribs", taken from the Kelis album 'Food', released 21 April 2014 on Ninja Tune.

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Jerk Ribs

Kelis - 'Jerk Ribs' (Mount Kimbie Remix)

Taken from the forthcoming album '4'
Released on Apollo Records - 31/03/2014


Boozoo Bajou - Der Kran

Fuck The EU

Four Tet + Terror Danjah - Killer/Nasty 12" (TEXT028)

Four Tet + Terror Danjah - Killer (TEXT028 A)

From the forthcoming album "E s t a r a" on Brainfeeder.

Release date: 04/08/14

Teebs - Holiday (feat. Jonti)

Pre-order at iTunes here: http://georiot.co/williamonyeaborwhat
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"WHAT?! - William Onyeabor Remixed" will be dropping on vinyl only for Record Store Day, April 19. Made in collaboration with Moog, it features a series of fantastic Onyeabor covers and remixes by Hot Chip, JD Twitch (Optimo), Daphni, Joakim, Justin Strauss, The Vaccines, Scientist and many more.

Side A
Hot Chip - Atomic Bomb (cover)
The Vaccines - Do You Want A Man (Remix: John Hill, Rich Costey. Re-work of Heaven and Hell)

Side B 
Justin Strauss & Bryan Mette - Body and Soul (Whatever/Whatever remix)
Joakim ft. Akwetey (Dragons of Zynth) - Good Name (cover)

Side C
JD Twitch (Optimo) - Why Go To War? (cover)
Daphni - Ye Ye (Re- work of When The Going Is Smooth & Good; Courtesy of Merge Records & Daphni aka Caribou [Dan Snaith]) 
Javelin - Heave and Hell (remix)

Side D 
David Terranova - Body and Soul (remix)
Policy - Something You Will never Forget (remix)
Scientist - Body and Soul (remix)

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William Onyeabor vs. Hot Chip - Atomic Bomb

DJ Dodger Stadium - Love Songs. From the debut album 'Friend Of Mine'.

Out now on Body High.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi11LVYL8g4

"Lately I've Been Singing Love Songs By Myself."

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DJ Dodger Stadium - Love Songs (OUT NOW)

Love Record Breaker is a transitionary record for Burlington, Vermontʼs The Smittens. Theyʼve grown to a 6 piece with the incorporation of New York soap maker Missy Bly, who having made a guest appearance on their previous LP, Believe Me, contributes the title track here and appears throughout the 8 tracks on vocals, providing a melodically fuller sound. Itʼs also the last record from The Smittens to feature Dana Kaplanʼs vocals pre-transition and pre-testosterone, prior to his new voice and new vocal arrangements.
This is the most forward album from The Smittens so far: sluts, whores, dead pets, not wanting to live and a rather explicit discussion of indie politics all feature as part of this record. It includes a cover of US folk duo Indigo Girlsʼ Closer To Fine, a homage to their queer forebears as well as their geeky pasts; The Smittens describe the original as an “80s lesbian campfire anthem”.
The title track, Love Record Breaker, was written as a response to a friendʼs cold hearted Conquistadorian conquests around town, from the perspective of someone who had been through his conveyor belt of gal pals. “I wanted to convey the anger and frustration that happens in that situation, but keeping a sense of dignity despite feeling like a slut in a long line of ʻslutsʼ in waiting”.
This is also a record that has taken The Smittens back to their roots, completing the circle. Writing the track These Lips returned them to their collaborative and improvisational past, not as simple as it used to be with members now living in Philadelphia and New York. Growing from a jam about a lip infection preventing Dana from kissing his partner, The Smittens twisted and turned the meaning into something far saucier, implicating both the narrator and the listener.
Closing the album is a remix of These Days from Death Teamʼs Johen Rafael Tilli, a Swedish producer The Smittens met on a cruise ship in the Baltic Sea: “I wanted to create a sound that could combine Scandinavian queerness with Moog syntheziers, but at the same time breathe a sense of expectation”.
The album was recorded by The Smittens at Twee Valley Manor and mixed by Gary Olson (The Ladybug Transistor) at his Marlborough Farms Studio in Brooklyn, NY.
Love Record Breaker comes on 10” black vinyl in one of 6 different hand screenprinted sleeves, each hand numbered and limited to 50.
The Smittens are friends first and open-hearted indiepop revolutionaries after that. Max Andrucki, Dana Kaplan, Colin Clary, Missy Bly, Holly Chagnon and David Zacharis switch up instruments, song-writing, and singing to create catchy, harmony-driven twee ballads, pop anthems, and queer love songs. Always brilliantly lyrical, and often brazenly political.

The Smittens - Almost

Taken from the album 'The Many Failings of Bugsy Moonblood' 09.30.14 - Helat Tubruk & Demajors

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Molly May

Auf Tour ist Erlend Øye mit seiner isländisch-itatlienischen Band The Rainbows und mit ihnen spielt er zauberhaften Pop von seinem zweiten Soloalbum "Legao". Daraus hat er uns ein italienischen Song gespielt: "Dico Ciao". Molto bene.

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Erlend Øye - Dico Ciao (Zündfunk Unplugged)

Save Some Loving from the Legao album (2014)  

Save Some Loving - Erlend Øye

Das Szenemagazin auf Bayern 2 mit Pop, Politik, Gesellschaft, Netzkultur und vielem mehr. 
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Erlend Øye - Dico Ciao (Zündfunk Unplugged)

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