Dave Jones aka Zed Bias has uploaded his rework of the classic Isaac Hayes song 'Walk On By', originally featured on the 1969 album 'Hot Buttered Soul'. The 160 BPM experimental remix was a sort of New Year's gift from Zed Bias. However, it appears as if it is no longer available as a free download. At least you can still stream the track which is better than nothing. If you're lucky, he will allow downloads of the tune in the near future. For now, you can listen to the Zed Bias version below.
While everyone is busy putting together a 'Best of 2015' list, we're excited about the albums that are forthcoming in 2016. One LP that we have been eagerly waiting on is 'MartyrLoserKing' by artist, poet and author Saul Williams. New York-based Williams recently shared a new song taken from the album entitled 'The Noise Came From Here'. Sampling the singing of an African tribe, heavy synths and thundering drums push from beneath creating a sense of urgency. Like the work of Williams' past, 'The Noise Came From Here' challenges any normality pertaining to the current music, keeping a strategic focus on something with a little more impact. 'MartyrLoserKing' is out January 29, 2016 via the Fader label. Check it out.
If nothing else, Ratatat wins the best song title of the year for their track 'Pricks Of Brightness'. Although the song itself is quite mellow and soothing, the Luis Cerveró-directed video is slightly weirder. There are random clips of a guy spray painting "prick" on trucks and vans, people holding up paintings and even a woman holding a telephone receiver to a dog's ear. You can come to your own interpretation regarding who would be considered a "prick".
Hailing from Forest Hill in South London, 18 year-old Jude Woodhead makes a remarkable debut …
Santigold and Atlanta's ILoveMakonnen is a flamboyant combination, which makes perfect sense that the two would come together for the song and video 'Who Be Lovin' Me', which is taken from Santigold's forthcoming LP '99 ¢ents' out January 22nd. Directed by Trouble Andrew and Santigold, the video was shot at the Made In America Festival. Basically you have ILoveMakonnen and Santigold driving around in a mini-vehicle as guests jump in including Earl Sweatshirt, Big Sean and Fabolous. There are also many other cameos throughout various clips, but all in all, you can tell it was one jumping event. Have a look.
Snowbombing is proud to present its very first sister event, in the form of Transition Festival, a music ski festival in the snow capped resort of Avoriaz.
For a decade Matt Tolfrey's Leftroom Records have been a key source of releasing a slew of monumental tracks by the likes of Audiojack, Kate Simko, Laura Jones and more. Now the label celebrates their 10th anniversary with their new '10 Years of Leftroom' compilation. The record features a few collaboration cuts between Matt Tolfrey and Guti, Route 94, as well as Heartthrob. There are also tracks by Jasper James, Jay Haze & ESB, Signal Flow and Kate Simko, with remix contributions by Chez Damier, Mr.Fingers and Mr.KS, just to name a few. Forever remaining true to the original mission at hand, '10 Years of Leftroom' is out now.
Electronic mastermind Jon Hopkins is called upon to remix Disclosure’s song ‘Magnets’ featuring Lorde. Incorporating …
London producer Couros makes his single debut in a big way with his new song …
Fine Print bring forth visuals to aid their latest track ‘Snakes’, which finds the duo …
