Disclosure & AlunaGeorge's White Noise appeared to break the internet when it first dropped, time to see if the music video will have the same effect.
Disclosure take it to Detroit and highlights just how run-down much of the city is, but music is always the cure for your mood.
White Noise is out now.
Are you ready for an Acid disco oddessy? 'cos that's what's being served up right now in the form of this fresh new reMix from Mullet Records main man Casio Social Club. Latvian collaboration Phonetica Vs. Soulemotion are the targets for this blissful, intoxicating, synth workout.
Bringing a little Balearic feeling to proceedings, Casio Social Club whips up a hypnotic Acid riff, which he works into a groovy backing. His reMix of Impossible Love is hard to resist. Full of lush synths and haunting reverby piano, that both play nicely against the undulating Acid hook, this reMix really is one to loose yourself in, and when it finished you find yourself missing it. Its mind control we tells ya!
Phonetica Vs. Soulemotion's Impossible Love is released 4th February.
Check out more from Soulemotion on SoundCloud.
This is White Noise. It's a collaboration between awesome House duo Disclosure and even awesomer Electro R&B duo AlunaGeorge. It reader it head last night. It broke the internet.
White Noise is released 17th February.
Some Deep Housey vibes right now from Black Magic Disco, as his new track sees him teaming up with Tom Eales for some growling groove action. So Serious is a free download courtesy of Pole Position Recordings and features a slightly different vibe than we are used to from BMD, but one that is bound to move you.
A head on collision between early '90's warehouse sounds and Nu-disco, we can actually hear an ominous Acid House undercurrent to So Serious. It's like Stakker Humanoid suddenly got all light and dreamy. Layering that typically '90s rolling Acid bass with a sprinkle of funk and a Housey riff give us the best of all worlds, and the vocoded vocals are just the icing on the cake. Time to get dancing.