Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Wake All The Timber Up

Alright, I know. You're so sick of Timber and anything having to do with it but I can promise you this is the least annoying mashup involving that song you could possibly imagine because it's actually incredible. I will openly admit that I probably won't be over Timber for a little while because it's a great song to get drunk to and yes, you're going to dance to it at the bar whether you like it or not. Don't try to deny it, no matter how obnoxious you think Ke$ha is (not to mention how unnecessary the $ is as an S in her name). With that being said, you might just dance even more to this awesome mashup than to the original because oh yeah, it involves another overplayed but lovable nonetheless tune, Wake Me Up. You're most likely already rolling your eyes at this point, but I can PROMISE you this track is worth a listen.. and another and another.

Kap Slap - Wake All The Timber Up

Young Hearts Remixed // The Chainsmokers

Hey remember when I posted that song Young Hearts by Strange Talk a few weeks ago??? Well yeah it's back with a fantastic twist, with help from one of my favorite DJ duos, The Chainsmokers. The song, as I previously wrote, was pretty spectacular untouched, but this remixed just gives it a little more love with some dope drops that will undeniably make you want to dance.

Strange Talk - Young Hearts (The Chainsmokers Remix)



Also, here are some more of my favorites by The Chainsmokers, who add excellent elements to songs in each and every one of their remixes.

Bastille - Flaws (The Chainsmokers Remix)




Ellie Goulding - Goodness Gracious (The Chainsmokers Remix)




Tove Lo - Habits (The Chainsmokers Remix)




The Colourist - Fix This (The Chainsmokers Remix)




***THE BEST FOR LAST ... THIS ONE 

ASTR - Operate (The Chainsmokers Remix)

Tear You Down

Hooray! Rejoice for more original RAC material! With their signature contagiously bouncy beat, RAC drops another track from their upcoming album Strangers, this time featuring the vocals of the wonderful Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. His lyrics seem to trickle out magically and there seems to be more variation in the string instruments than ever before, suggesting how promising Strangers sounds to be. This is another track of theirs that remains undoubtedly upbeat and optimistic throughout.. which is why I love them so much.

RAC - Tear You Down (ft. Alex Ebert)

Gooey

Exactly as it's named, this tune is a sticky icky and ooey gooey blend of silky smooth perfection. Honestly, I haven't heard something this sexy AF in awhile. For some reason the paisley album artwork reminds me of some robe that Hugh Hefner would wear... ANYWAYS. Perfect for winding down, it's funky and fabulous in all the right ways without making a mess of itself and you should listen to it right now.

Glass Animals - Gooey

Gust of Wind

If you thought you've heard the end of Pharrell and Daft Punk, think again. The swaying tune of Gust of Wind brings as much funk as expected and leaves me anticipating the remainder of Pharrell's album G I R L, which I have yet to listen to but was released March 3. (I first heard the song before the album was released but was unable to find a link to share!) The brief guitar riffs brought to you by Daft Punk are fairly reminiscent of their previous work together and makes me wonder if we will ever get lucky (ha) to hear any more of their collaborations! Check out Gust of Wind below:

Pharrell - Gust of Wind (feat. Daft Punk)