Hands & holding
tongues & clit
go well together
Ntozake Shange
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Hands & holding
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go well together
Ntozake Shange
I normally prefer my rainbows multi-colored, but Australian synthpop and indietronica legend Cut Copy has convinced me black rainbows are just as spectacularly scintillating. Earlier this year, Dan Whitford and his band caused quite a euphoric commotion when they returned with their first new material in years on Astralwerks. While Standing In The Middle Of The Field and Airborne are nothing short of brilliant, Black Rainbows’ got my heart in a vice grip with its beach-y, funky pop and iridescent spiraling electronica. Out of the three, it’s most like Cut Copy’s older hits. I’m hit by a sudden wave of nostalgia while I twirl in endless circles to the divinely mellifluous treat. Black Rainbows will be on Cut Copy’s forthcoming album, Haiku From Zero. Pre-order before it drops on September 22nd, here.
PC Music’s Month Of Mayhem continues in glorious manner as Danny L Harle dishes out some candy coated, high octane electronica and pop on 1UL. The song, which comes with an appropriately eye popping lyric video, is the title track from the producer’s new EP arriving May 19th. Balmy chimes and trance-y synths join saccharine female vocals on the buoyant bounding, elastic springing, and sharp jabbing sonic dazzler. Grab the single from major outlets, here.
If anyone owes anybody anything, it’s probably me who owes a lot to both UK producer Draper and South London singer songwriter KYKO after the lustrous glistening bliss they’ve delivered me into with new song I.O.U. Golden drips of KYKO’s balmy tropical pop trickle into Draper’s sensual springing electronica. I.O.U. is nimble and frisky, a sexy intoxicating soiree that takes us back into the thick of a romance filled summer. The single comes from Draper’s new guest talent studded EP, fittingly named Luminous, out now via iTunes.
How To Make Summer Tropical Dance Pop Music for Audiojungle. Tutorial
The legendary Zouk band, Kassav', perform "Soleil". This cut is taken from the 1988 Bleu Caraibes compilation, "Tropical Dance".
This is so futuristic I can’t believe it’s from 88! so good
Goldroom - Embrace