Eternity

Timeless dance tracks don't come around too often. In fact of all the genres 'dance', and I use the term in its most generic form, you understand, suffers at the hands of the aging process in the most cruel ways. autoKratz's 'Always More' looks like it'll be keeping itself fresh with aural skin-cream for decades to come.

Meanwhile Druamatic Twins actively embrace the aging process with 'Back To The Old School' (Note the correct spelling of 'School', tick).

Well done both.

Eternity

Coverville

I've come across a couple of covers today. Both brilliant for their own reasons. But also brilliant for one reason which most, if not all covers do: surprise.
Discovery's take on a timely classic caused me to do an aural double-take, if that's possible. It starts and I'm thinking, 'What's this?' Then, 'Oh, it's that... IT'S THAT?!'.
Then this afternoon I stumbled across this by Jumbonics. I heard it in a dreamy-drop-off-to-sleep moment, listening to John Kennedy's X-Posure last week and did a double-take in my sleep, I think. Or perhaps I dreamt that.
I've purposely not mentioned either of the track names so if you can avoid looking at them when you click you can indulge in the surprise too. Exciting.

Coverville

June 2009

As summer sends us giddy. This month’s music has only gone and done the same.

Fredo Viola will melt your heart.

Animal Collective will bring sunshine to midnight.

And Miike Snow will have you pining for a paddling pool.

Check out the whole delicious collection here. Leave a comment, big it up, love it dearly.

And if you're quick enough, you'll see it's only gone and got featured on the home page.

June 2009