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UNOMAS seems more than appropriate a production name for Miami’s Marcos Casassa. His remix of Shaun Frank’s Bon Appétit feat. YA-LE, leaves us wanting more from the dexterous artist. Rambunctious and buoyant beats endow the playful bounding, spry cavorting track. UNOMAS has crafted a bright and crisp dance remix loaded with blithe energy that fuses tech house with deep house. You can stream/download the remix, out on Ultra, here. With our hearts a racing from the thrill of the song, we just had to explore more of UNOMAS’ craftiness. Continue your exuberant dance party with his remix of DJ Cassidy’s Blame It On The Freak below.
It looks like this stunner has been out for a moment, but now that we’ve heard it, we can’t shake our love for Out Of Body and we must share the music wealth! The Years, a duo from Los Angeles, woo us with their silky alt dance and soulful pop on their contagious swooner, which emits hints of Jungle and TENDER in its velveteen vocals and smooth, funk-tinged swagger. But The Years’ sound is extra deeply immersed in electronica, with dance punk inflections and lush body moving kinetics. For more music from these dashing fellows from Southern California, hit up their Soundcloud, here, or Spotify, here. This year might be ending in a few short days, and a new year might be starting soon, but let us hope that we’ll be hearing tons more from The Years no matter where Father Time takes us.
The finest in indie, grime, house, electronica, techno and all that's in between, Parklife 2017
The finest in indie, grime, house, electronica, techno and all that’s in between, Parklife 2017
So the recent weekend seen Parklife Festival 2017 in Manchester’s very own Heaton Park and I feel like I’ve only just recovered. My shoes baptised in mud, body still aching from all the dancing and the filming. 48 hours filled with some of the biggest music artists ever. I was lucky enough to bag myself a FREE VIP, Press pass ;which allowed us access to the artist village and filming permits…
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i’m absolutely loving allie x’s music right now, and this one i was jamming to even when just the preview was out
Toronto's OBESØN has dropped a seriously sick new tune, and the monstrous track is named Give Me All Your Love. The droopy, syrupy tune is full of thick, heavy, ominous atmosphere, which is exactly the kind of stuff I tend to love. The enthralling song nearly feels like a spiritual experience, with its deep, futuristic spaciousness and soul filled vocals. In regards to the vocals, is anyone else catching on the whole grenade bit? I'm a bit unclear if it actually directly samples Bruno Mars' vocals or just utilizes the saccharine lyrics? I'm certainly leaning towards pitch changed sampling, though. Pretty cool, if you ask me. Give Me All your Love drops on August 8 via Love & Other.
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