January 2016
Oh Wonder – Lose It
To shoot a music video with dancers requires a lot of preparation, and before anything: Auditions. Oh Wonder decided to accelerate the process and directly shoot the dancers during the first audition in a very beautiful “prank”.
Kelela – Rewind (Goldlink Remix)
Wow ! The first time we saw that Goldlink remixed the amazing track by Kelela called “Rewind”, we were overwhelmed by the excitement of seeing two of greatest rising stars of 2015 collaborating. The track was premiered via Annie Mac‘s show on BBC Radio 1
The Chemical Brothers – Wide Open (feat. Beck)
The Chemical Brothers released “Born In The Echoes” during last summer. It features collaborations from artists such as Q-Tip, St. Vincent or Beck. Finally, here is (once again) the Dom & Nic-directed video for the track with this latter artist: “Wide Open”. It follows the theme of human-robots that was already used in the video of “Go”.
Tourist – To Have You Back
After releasing many tracks during 2015 and traveling around the world, Tourist has announced the release of his debut album “U” in this spring and he shared the first of it called “To Have You Back”
Youth Lagoon – Rotten Human
Trevor Powers‘ musical project Youth Lagoon recently released a video for “Rotten Human”, a highlight from their last LP “Savage Hills Ballroom”. The Patrick Blades-directed video, whose aesthetics is sublime, fits perfectly the track and stars Daytona Williams.
4AM – More.
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Deirdre is lovesick and lonely on “Only You”
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Discovery Zone returns with dystopian, slow-glowing ballad “Ur Eyes”
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LST explores longing and burning desire on Shlohmo-produced “Everything”
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George Riley announces new EP on Ninja Tune, shares “Elixir”
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Immerse yourself into untitled (halo)’s stellar debut EP, towncryer
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Sedona shares video for one-night stand anthem “Touch & Go”
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Canty shares eerie and comforting double single “Mercy Street / Follower”
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Revenge Wife speaks all the languages of Love in “Boyfriend”
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Jae Soto’s “Stable Waters” is a quiet storm about life’s unpredictability
