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Coming up on two decades in the music industry, DJ and producer Mike Simonetti presents his newest project under Pale Blue. This dreamy, poppy dance track effortlessly whisks you away to a warm, boundless soundscape of lush synths and sanguine vocals. The Pale Blue LP The Past We Leave Behind will be released April 13th, 2015.
Self-dubbing his music as cloud trap, High Classified knows how to make hard-hitting bass lines and rolling high hats sicker than your average (I made that phrase up). Give "No Ongaku" a listen if you made the stank face when the bass dropped on this bad boy. High Klassified has also been a bad boy, so make him pay with lots of listens and downloads.
Toronto's BADBADNOTGOOD takes on Future Islands. The silhouette of a crimson femme fatal waltzes around a smoky, shadowy office. She climbs onto the giant mahogany desk to breathe whispers into the hard-boiled dick's ear. Dark jazzy motifs set in a catchy melody makes for a track where you'll want to wear shades and throw back gimlets at a dimly lit table.
Brownout mainly sticks to Latin funk but for the past couple of years they've presented a Black Sabbath cover band project under the alias "Brown Sabbath". Latin-packed percussion, not overtly synthesized trumpets, and a punchier guitar solo give a groovy character to Black Sabbath's somber marveling in Planet Caravan.
"November Skies" - Thomas Barfod - Friends of Friends
Get lost with Thomas Barfod's track "November Skies" ft Nina Kinert. The song first starts with an amazing minimal tone then hits you with a growly bass line.
Named Velella Velella because they thought it sounded cool phonetically, the jellyfish-type animal it references also makes an apt visual of how it might look to be dancing to the group's music: bouyantly whirling about in an unconfined space oblivious to the outside world.
Members hail from both Portland and Seattle, with their sound being described on Bandcamp as synth-pop, indie-funk, dance music (to cite a only a few of the tags placed). Their songs are bursting at the seams with a light-hearted spirit and I've made a list of songs that do this best.
"The Leap" from newly released Leap
https://velella.bandcamp.com/track/the-leap
"Do Not Fold / Do Not Bend" from The Bay of Biscay
"BBQ Claus II" from Atlantis Massif
https://soundcloud.com/velellavelella/bbq-claus-i-ii
"Rainbow Sox" from Atlantis Massif
https://soundcloud.com/velellavelella/rainbow-sox
All of Flight Cub is worth your while but "Alex Boom Selector" is a favorite.
https://velella.bandcamp.com/track/alex-boom-selector
Dive into a sea of reverie with Jon Hopkins' "Form By Firelight" from his upcoming EP, Asleep Versions. This beautiful 25 minute EP is meant to be heard in its entirety to understand his dreamlike emotions. Asleep Versions is coming soon on Domino Records.
French producer Médéric lets a carefree attitude abound on this poppy disco dance track. Check out "LWND" if you're looking for more blissful boisterous tropical keyboard-slammin' dance.
Maybe I'm a few hours late to post something for Halloween and call it a Halloween post--so I won't do that. I regret nothing posting this spooky surf rock outside of the expected time to post something like this. I'm sure this is the kind of jam you'd hear in the Mystery Machine, Fred and Velma playing air guitars and head-banging on their way to solve a murder mystery at an old abandoned ramshackle beach carnival.
Sometimes you find the best music while surfing the web during the middle of the night. This gold right here is "Womb" by Niko ft. Aim. Sit back and reflect on this tune.
Close your eyes and think about paradise when listening to S-Tone Inc. With using lightest touch of horns and blending it with sultry vocals, "Con Mi Sombra" will make you fall in love with acid jazz.
Cherry Glazerr. Punk pop rock sounds where their lyrical content knows no bounds. (Like, genuinely singing about grilled cheese in their mouth.) They have two albums out now. "Trick or Treat Dancefloor" and "All My Friends" make me happy too.
Toro Y Moi's Chaz Bundick sometimes likes to produce dancier music than his primary musical project allows -- his Les Sins moniker created space for him to do so. He'll be dropping the debut LP, "Michael" November 4. The slow-build chug on this cut is great.
Hikes - " Like Ripples"
Math rock for your lazy Sunday. Highly recommend grabbing their Friends album from their bandcamp for free.
"The internet is bigger than Jesus or John Lennon." What is beach goth? This is beach goth.
Kindness's second album, "Otherness" is out now. This is my favorite song from the release. Disco, funk, soul pop. A nostalgic nod to 70s dance music with modern interpretation.