It's Tuesday morning, the weather is unreasonably dull and the workies relaying the road outside my house decided to get a 'jump-start' on the day's work. I should technically be in state of turbo-grump, however, an influx of new tunes has already made this a GOOD day....
BLOG BURNER:
After appearing on the David Letterman show recently with a silky smooth electronic number called 'Hypnotize You', NERD have found themselves as one of the most talked about bands on the blogosphere this last week. The discovery that the tune is also produced by Daft Punk fanned the flames and now a strategic leak has pushed this song into every conceivable ear-hole available. Any female readers should be aware that Pharrell's vocals could make you vomit.
N.E.R.D - Hypnotize You
After months and months of waiting, Burns & Fred Falke have finally got clearance on what should have been a song of the summer. Now scheduled for a full release on Dec 6th, 'Y.S.L.M (You Stopped Loving Me)' is shaping up to be one of the biggest tunes of the last quarter. Sampling Luther Vandross the Treasure Fingers have stayed true to the original sample on this remix. Can't put into words how happy this song makes me. Disco bliss.
Burns & Fred Falke - Y.S.L.M (You Stopped Loving Me) (Treasure Fingers Remix)
Here's a video of the original mix as well:
And here's something else that's resurfaced recently: Grum produces the goods once again with a remix for Human Life's new single 'Wherever We Are'. It literally seems that a mix from Grum is almost obligatory now if you want a decent remix package and here he takes a similar direction as 'Heartbeats' with regard to melody and dashes it with some Daft Punk esque synth lines. If your a budding producer, band, singer/songwriter then I'd get your name on the waiting list now. Could be a while.
Human Life - Wherever You Are (Grum Remix)
Finally, Sigma release one of their most anticipated singles to date as 'Stronger' goes roaring up the charts this week off the back of Andy C's 'Nightlife Vol 5' compilation. Like Nero, Sigma are definitelty a production duo to be watching in the world of sub-bass and dancefloor devestation. Following up summer smash 'Baltimore' they bring you another uplifting cut with a vocodered vocal taking this higher and HIGHER.
Sigma - Stronger
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