Android Automatic is back. The Detroit, Michigan native is a solo indie-electro artists with influences spanning from Radiohead to Kraftwerk. Some of which can even be heard in this new track sent our way entitled, Dreaming In Color. It’s a soft piece off the impressive After Summer EP. Follow him on FAIRTILIZER and MYSPACE to find the latest buy links when they get started.
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Lenno is a 15-year old house producer from Espoo, Finland. He recently sent us his mix to Aestetik’s new single Intense Business. It’s a great nu-disco/house track with tons of flare. It comes from Hot’n’Cold Recordings fourth release, Aestetik – Intense Business EP. An album that features Aldwin Macapagal, Bayazzo, Ayleon, Chantola, Lenno and Marcus Maison.
The EP is available now on beatport, click here to go get it.
Find Lenno on SOUNDCLOUD and FACEBOOK.
We haven’t had an announcement in awhile, and since the site subscriptions were just renewed I’m happy to say that aerialnoise.com will be sticking around for yet another year!
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Rainbows of Death are killing it. I first took notice after I heard that DCUP remix to Style. It’s so fucking good. And then the Australian duo JP and Sam go and ‘King Midas’ a mediocre track by turning it straight into musical gold. I love their style, their flavour, and how they drop it throughout in this Ghostship remix.
Send these guys some love by networking with them on facebook, soundcloud, myspace, and twitter.
Pocket 808 feat. Nathan Hudson – Ghostship (Rainbows of Death Remix)
BONUS!
In case you missed it, Electric Youth released their newest just over a week ago. The duo from Ontario continuously hit all the right chords with me. This time they hooked me with Bronwyn’s sultry vocals and Austin’s ‘in your face’ electric-pop backdrop. Right Back To You is a jam everyone should have in their library. Stay tuned for news on maybe an upcoming album? I’m speculating but they have enough tracks to put something together on an album. For those interested, follow any real news here.
Electric Youth – Right Back To You (Demo Mix)
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I’m not quite sure when this next track dropped, but Fare Soldi’s new remix to Duck Sauce’s Barbara Streisand is dope. I have been listening to it non-stop this past week. Soldi packs in a pretty aggressive re-work that takes to the original pretty well. For those who don’t know who these guys are, you should click here for more previews. They’re sick.
Fare Soldi is partying in Italy this coming month. Click here for those dates.
Even the rain can’t dampen these two tracks. I woke up to find it absolutely pouring outside. The weather is pretty shitty if you’re like me and ride your bike in to work every morning. So I’m lacing up with my rain jacket and these two beauties in hand. Here’s to hoping I can harness the power within them them both to help keep me dry.
Germany’s alex q has a dark and ominous sound to him. He shows it off heavily within Cliff. A track that is perfect for a day like today. Fans can get more great tracks available on his myspace or hit em up on facebook for updates.
Conforce, on the other hand, hails from Holland and will be releasing his first EP on Delsin very soon in 2010. Go hit up his myspace for more samples and info regarding the EP.
Well the day is here! Anoraak’s new full-length album drops tomorrow (Sept 21.2010). Fans will want to stay tuned here to find where they can pick it up digitally. Below is an audio-update on him since the last time we posted on him… tomorrow is going to be a really good day. It’s that simple.
It’s also a good time to be in France! Anoraak will be there until December. Check those show dates here.
Here’s the new single in case you missed earlier previews: (check more remixes on SOUNDCLOUD)
Young Empires are one of my favourite projects to debut this year. Their sound is stunning and so is their direction. All three members have what it takes to get it to the top but together they seem unstoppable. When the newest remix to French Horn Rebellion’s This Moment came across my feed I had to post it. The mix intertwines much of Young Empire’s mixture of soft and vibrant disco creating one great blend. You can hear it below as a promo.
Be sure to check out them out playing all across Ontario. Shows announced last throughout September and October. Check the listings here. Above is a video to Diamond Rings, which is one of the last remaining videos released by the group that we have not featured yet. See the others here.
Readers of AN can catch a glimpse of my hectic life through the very fact that posting occasionally seems to stop every now and then. I’m on day 6 of a 9 day week right now (no big deal), but I’m also impatiently waiting to move into my new apartment- something that should have happened a couple of weeks ago. So between working, packing, and finishing some minor wall repairs, life has started to become repetitive.
In the meantime, I have been trying to get some posts in to break out of this cycle but with no free time to search out any new tunes I’ve had to turn to the random button these past couple days. Let me be straight, this is never a bad thing. There always is something that was forgotten, or even better, something that makes me reminisce back to the time it was produced; To that time when this one track made life stand still and placed you in an entire new realm from within yourself- this is what I call a musical paradise.
Welcome to my trip down memory lane.
Digikid84 – P.A.M.E.L.A (Lost Valentinos remix)
Foals – Miami (Tim Fuchs feat. Flight Facilities Remix)
Flashworx – One More Night In Tokyo (Deluce Shogun Remix)
*Young Empires – White Doves
* Removed due to request
The third and final video installment of Russ Chimes’ Midnight Club EP video trilogy showed up the last few days completing the series. Some may have already caught the video a little earlier via youtube. Together they are a unique marketing campaign that has sample music from Russ Chimes’ new Midnight Club EP stream across a trilogy of films depicting an ongoing story. The theme chosen is a kidnapping and the attempt to trace evidence back to the scene and how it was filmed really made the project successful. Blog-goers and fans checked bi-weekly for the newest video release allowing the upcoming EP to stay in the news for an additional two months. Pretty smooth. Anyway, here is what all the hype was about in case you missed it.
If you want the music, watch for the new EP release date here!
For all music/things Russ Chimes:
Miami Horror continues to evolve. From old-school party jams to modern day pop anthems, the act still has it. Hailing from Melbourne, Australia Miami Horror has evolved into a large electro act including Josh Moriarty, Aaron Shanahan, Daniel Whitechurch and the talented producer and project creator Benjamin Plant. Before the trio tagged along, Plant had already gained a following using the Miami Horror alias to produce a few exceptional remixes, one being Stardust’s Music Sounds Better With You.
As Miami Horror, Plant made his commercial debut in 2008 with a five-track EP, ‘Bravado’, on Virgin Records. The EP features the song “Don’t Be On with Her”, for which a promotional video was released online. Miami Horror has since been signed to EMI Music for distribution in Australia and France.
Check out more Miami Horror here! They are performing all across the United States the next month. If you’re in North America maybe you can make these dates.
The top two featured tracks are from the album Illumination that dropped August 20.2010. Pick it up here! As a little bonus included below are my own personal favourites.
Miami Horror Feat. Kimbra – I Look To You
BONUS!
PNAU Feat. Ladyhawke – Embrace (Miami Horror & Fred Falke Remix)
He possibly was one of the most hyped performers of last year and is on his way to doing the same thing again this year. Don Diablo turns this 1994 Moby rave classic into a instant 2010 hit. It’s packed with adrenaline so put your seatbelt on for this exclusive Don Diablo (D&B) remix, as this epic monster will surely help you to break the speed barrier as you move throughout your day.
More remixes and tracks can be found on beatport.
Louis La Roche returns September 13.10 with the release of his new single featuring Yann Destal in a track entitled My Turn. Those who want a little preview can catch some audio samples leaked on a few blogs here.
La Roche is Brett Ewels, a DJ/Producer based out of London. He released his third EP ‘Supersoaker’ in January 2010 on ‘Ever After’. This followed his debut “The Peach EP” and then his second EP ‘Me & Her’, which gained airplay from Annie Mac, Zane Lowe, Kissy Sell Out and Jaymo & Andy George on Radio1, and led to remix work for artists including Boy Crisis, Grum, Del Marquis, Don Diablo, VV Brown and Team Waterpolo. His tracks have appeared on compilations from Ministry Of Sound, Modular, Neon and Annie Mac Presents, and on Channel 4’s Skins.
He regularly DJs across Europe and America. In fact, he is hitting up Europe these next few months. So if you’re in the continental backyard check those dates here.
Ocelot – Beating Hearts (Louis La Roche Remix)
Within the bunch of promo emails recently sent our way came this very special French Horn Rebellion remix to OMD’s If You Want It. Also attached was this unbelievable edit to Brasilia Girl, a soon to be hit track off their forthcoming album The Infinite Music of French Horn Rebellion. How lucky are we.
French Horn Rebellion are two brothers from Brooklyn who continually deliver astonishing, artistic music filled with 70s disco flair and epic synth drops. Without going into greater detail, they are simply outstanding. You can catch the guys playing a warm up show at CAMP in East London on Thursday, September 9th. If you miss that check them out on the Rock n Roll stage at 6:45 PM, check your local festival listings.
Dates outside London can be found on myspace. Purchase more on beatport.
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