Uh, wow?
Woodkid – Iron from WOODKID on Vimeo.
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Uh, wow?
Woodkid – Iron from WOODKID on Vimeo.
Great track from Crooks & Lovers:
The short answer is yes.
When you’re bashing out (composing) your next dance floor smasher, should you be concerned with what key it is in? The answer is yes, and for more than one reason.
You have to consider two things, firstly:
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Can’t wait for the album to drop, because this track bodes well:
The new album is just around the corner:
Creative editing, mindbending at times, and a groovy track:
Eskmo ‘We Got More’ (Official Video) from Ninja Tune on Vimeo.
Artist | Album | Track |
Cut Copy | Zonoscope | Need You Now |
Paper Diamond | Levitate | Take Your Time |
Dysphemic | Generation Bass: Transnational | Kamikaze |
Salva | Complex Housing | Blue |
MC Zulu | Crowd Control | Crowd Control |
Los Chicharrons | Roots of Life | Bamako |
Return to Mono | Framebreaker | Nightfall |
Stateless | Matilda | Visions |
Ancient Astornauts | Into Bass and Time | Don’t Stop (feat. Rashaad Ahmad) |
Mic Crenshaw | Under the Sun | Yeah |
Rainbow Arabia | Boys and Diamonds | Without You |
Antonionian | Antonionian | My Mind’s I |
Atmosphere | The Family Sign | She’s Enough |
Bibio | Mind Bokeh | Artists’ Valley |
George Acosta | Visions Behind Expressions | Falling Deep |
Jib Kidder | Library Catalog Music | Cruising 1 |
Rocky Business | A Rebel’s Roar | Glide |
Zion I & The Grouch | Heroes In the Healing Of A Nation | Rockit Man |
Beats Antique | Collide | Dope Krunk |
Dirty Vegas | Changes 2 | Changes (Shiny Objects Dub) |
Gold Panda | Companion | Back Home |
Groundislava | Groundislava | Animal (feat. Weary) |
Innerpartysystem | Never Be Content EP | Out of Touch |
Mexicans With Guns | Highway to Hell | Highway to Hell (feat. Freddie Gibbs) |
We Are Enfant Terrible | Explicit Pictures | Filthy Love |
Agoria | Fabirc 57: Agoria | Heart Beating |
Blueprint | Adventures in Counter-Culture | Go Hard or Go Home |
Chancha Via Circuito | Rio Arriba | Cumbion de las Aves |
Dam Mantle | First Wave | Theatre |
DELS | GOB | GOB (Untold remix) |
French Horn Rebellion | The Infinite Music of… | Broken Heart |
Matthew Dear | Slowdance | Slowdance (Todd Edwards remix) |
Mr. Scruff | Wobble Control | Music Takes Me Up |
Second Sky | The Art of Influence | Dragon Fly |
Slugabed | Moonbeam Rider EP | Heck Flex |
UNKLE | Only the Lonely | Only the Lonely (dub) |
Wagon Christ | Toomorrow | Toomorrow |
Young Athletes League | We Only Feed Ourselves | Glossed Over |
In the past I’ve sometimes had a hard time filling a three-hour show with music. Adding a turntable helped, but then I started to hit a crunch point where it was hard to split the show between the two, so I went to a 2/1 split, with 2/3rds of the music being new, digital stuff, while the balance of the show was from the Technics. I haven’t had the turntable in since before the new year and, if I’m honest, I feel bad about that.
That being said, I’m getting what seems like an increasing amount of music. Perhaps the “break” of SXSW makes the last few weeks seem overflowing, but I’m almost done listening to 147 tracks for the show tonight. 147. I can’t really play even 40 on the show, and I do play tracks from weeks and even months past, if they’re that good.
I have been making requests to friends with the message that I want to play in the club they work at, or asking them to inquire among their associates about any possibilities of doing a show on another station as well. I almost feel like I need to do a second show in order to let this music be heard.
Is it weird that the weight of this music can be a burden?
Sure is fun though…
Excellent track from a great album, check it!