Showing posts with label boogie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boogie. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2016

Learning For Your Love

Sorry for the lack of posts.. again.. I've been on the road lately and it's hard to set aside time to write decently about new tunes. I've hardly been sitting still, let alone in a place with steady internet. But I have been listening to this latest one from the awesome collab between Marcus Marr and Chet Faker and really enjoy it! I'm glad they went the upbeat route with this one and the piano/funky synth throughout it really adds a nice touch. Hope you like it as much as I do! If I get internet again soon, I'll try and post more!!!

Marcus Marr & Chet Faker - Learning For Your Love

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Better

I could definitely use something that makes me feel better, and this song might just have to do it! Wingtip, who I imagine is totally crushing the sartorial game based off his name referencing his fancy dancing shoes, lets us let go with his most recent "Better." Look at that embrace in the album artwork, does it get any better than a massive hug? I don't think so. This is just a nice, upbeat boogie jam and I love how easily it gets stuck in my head.

Wingtip - Better

Saturday, March 19, 2016

What's Your Sign (Mason's Capricorn Remix)

Of all the hokey things to believe in, I honestly do think astrology has some truth personality-wise. On that note, I don't think I would say yes or no to someone based on what they are, but "what's your sign" has always been a great intro question, right? This track takes the question much further and goes into a straight-up boogie thanks to Mason's sexy house edit (I guess he's a capricorn...). Next time you're out, I would love to hear if that pickup gets you anywhere, but for now I think this track should do the trick.

Keljet ft. Holychild - What's Your Sign (Mason's Capricorn Remix)

Sunday, January 24, 2016

Cellophane (Loframes Remix)

I've always had a thing for Miami Horror ever since I heard their most well-known track "Sometimes" back in the day. Their 80s vibes came back and prospered in their latest album All Possible Futures. The original of "Cellophane" is a bit slower than this remix by Loframes, but I really like this version. It feels a good bit funkier and reminds me of Chromeo in a good way.

Miami Horror - Cellophane (Loframes Remix)

Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Peace Of What

It's always wonderful to see musicians who want to make people really think about something, other than themselves and their own problems. I guess that's the job of being an artist. Upon releasing this latest track, RJD2 said,"When I hear people talk of peace in America, the discrepancy between our words and our actions can get fatiguing. I was trying to reflect the experience of people I know, which often feels like, ‘We're not ACTUALLY trying to do anything about this problem in our country.’" A interesting question that could lead to some serious thinking... and a good tune and the soulful voice of Jordan Brown to help us get there. RJD2's album Dame Fortune will be released March 25.. so keep an eye out and enjoy!

RJD2 - Peace Of What 

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Feel Your Love

I must admit, I do love a good talk box, first introduced onto the scene by none other than Mr. Peter Frampton. Falqo uses it in combination with a radiant and upbeat energy of synth and funky guitar. This track is reminiscent of Daft Punk but seems a bit more exuberant and outreaching, which is something I love about it.

Falqo - Feel Your Love