“Cosmic Love (Short Club Remix)” - Florence and The Machine
Whoosh, I’m pretty sure this requires open windows and blustery fall days to really appreciate, but I’ll take it. Definitely a fan of the original, but this is quite lovely.
How to Make Justin Bieber Sound Incredible: Slow Him Down 800 Percent
That’s…fantastic. Read’s crack about the slowed-down version sounding cinematic is right on the nose. I find myself periodically (possible because it is 35 minutes long) trying to remember what movie score I’m listening to.
"To Paris With Love" - Donna Summer
That’s a good summertime track right there.
Yup; that’s got the Mutt Lange vibe; I like it. (Also, the band scenes? I’m pretty sure they’re in Santee Village. Hee!)
Walking on Eggshells: Borrowing Culture in the Remix Age
Let it queue up, take 24 minutes, and watch it. (via Mark)
Seems to me that without 2 Live Crew’s trouble (the first case that I remember/noticed), we might not have got to Pogo and wouldn’t that have been a shame. (:
“Till Tonight (Ferry Corsten Mix)” - Laidback Luke
Generally, it’s a good sign if I’m breaking out Shazam before a song is half-done. Even better when Beatport has it. (:
“Could Heaven Ever Be Like This” - Idris Muhammad
Mark sent this ages ago and now I’m sharing with you! I know, right?
The Strong One (feat. Rachael Bell)
From TAP3 by dadahack. 11 minutes of dub-step, a dash of downtempo, and great vocals (strings at the end, lovely).
Location: Ballard Farmer’s Market
Time: 5:04
Notes: I thought about cutting it at 30 seconds, but I liked his voice too much, so I waited. He picked a great spot: the doorway/alcove projected him across half the market.
One of the many upsides to DJ friends is receiving gems like this. Go get it, enjoy, and don’t be surprised when you find it on single repeat for an afternoon.
Oscar and Felix transfixed by Roy Clark (thanks, Bixby!)
Can you blame them?
“Move for Me (Dave Darell Remix)” Deadmau5 + Kaskade (via Mark [you rule!])
You wouldn’t expect a Deadmau5/Kaskade combo could be improved too very much. It’s times like this when it’s more than okay to be wrong.
