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Stripping away their dark and moody gloom syths for chiming pop, The Golden Filter’s take on Psychic TV’s “White Nights.” It is the perfect carol for the imminent blast of show New York City is going to get. Keeping you inside next to that fireplace lulling you to sleep with its harmonies seems to be the goal of this song. A Christmas Carol indeed.
MP3: “White Nights” (Psychic TV Cover)
Stripping away their dark and moody gloom syths for chiming pop, The Golden Filter’s take on Psychic TV’s “White Nights.” It is the perfect carol for the imminent blast of show New York City is going to get. Keeping you inside next to that fireplace lulling you to sleep with its harmonies seems to be the goal of this song. A Christmas Carol indeed.
MP3: “White Nights” (Psychic TV Cover)
Far East Movement’s “Like A G6″ has absolutely snowballed into one of the biggest club jams this year. With their new album Free Wired now out in the public, the next step will be the hardest. Will their second single take off as well? Ironically it’s titled “Rocketeer.” The remix by Purple Crush definitely has it approaching similar speeds to a G6. It even incorporates a little snippet from “Like A G6.” But we’ll see if the more light hearted track takes off.
Far East Movement’s “Like A G6″ has absolutely snowballed into one of the biggest club jams this year. With their new album Free Wired now out in the public, the next step will be the hardest. Will their second single take off as well? Ironically it’s titled “Rocketeer.” The remix by Purple Crush definitely has it approaching similar speeds to a G6. It even incorporates a little snippet from “Like A G6.” But we’ll see if the more light hearted track takes off.
I’ve always thought the few legit people that exist in New York City has to be from the Bronx. And well, mister William Johnson aka Gordon Voidwell is from the Bronx. And if you take his homegrown experiences of the “schizophrenic” energy the city exerts along with Prince-like funk and soul jams, you’ll get Gordon Voidwell. He’s already been praised by Mark Ronson and collaborated with Ralph Lauren. If you’ve been paying attention you may have heard his remixes for acts such as Das Racist, Twin Shadow and Mike Posner.
So if you haven’t heard, now you need to get heard. His track “Disco Afternoon” is a spiral of all of those influences. You could even jam in some of that modern take on nostalgic soul and funk the way mister Jamie Lidell has.
And what’s even more exciting? He’s got a collaboration going on with one my favorite artists Wallpaper. The mix of authentic east coast and west coast funk science is making me wet. Whatever comes out of the collaboration, l I know it’s going to absolutely kill it!
MP3: “Disco Afternoon“
I’ve always thought the few legit people that exist in New York City has to be from the Bronx. And well, mister William Johnson aka Gordon Voidwell is from the Bronx. And if you take his homegrown experiences of the “schizophrenic” energy the city exerts along with Prince-like funk and soul jams, you’ll get Gordon Voidwell. He’s already been praised by Mark Ronson and collaborated with Ralph Lauren. If you’ve been paying attention you may have heard his remixes for acts such as Das Racist, Twin Shadow and Mike Posner.
So if you haven’t heard, now you need to get heard. His track “Disco Afternoon” is a spiral of all of those influences. You could even jam in some of that modern take on nostalgic soul and funk the way mister Jamie Lidell has.
And what’s even more exciting? He’s got a collaboration going on with one my favorite artists Wallpaper. The mix of authentic east coast and west coast funk science is making me wet. Whatever comes out of the collaboration, l I know it’s going to absolutely kill it!
MP3: “Disco Afternoon“
Winter is upon us; but that doesn’t give us the stop light to dream of warm sunny beaches . Over the summer, Vancouver’s Teen Daze recorded his Beach Dreams EP.
In an earlier the statement he has professed his new found love for the “lo-fi” scene. And with that he has diverted his electro experiments towards almost Beach Boys-esque pop gems. Title track “Beach Dreams” is a jangle-induced pop song that would have you dancing on cold beach sands worshiping the late night campfire. Chilled sensations would rush through your blood. Eventually you’d enter a heavenly state flying into the Aurora in the sky.
Buy the new Beach Dreams EP at his Bandcamp.
MP3: “Beach Dreams“
Winter is upon us; but that doesn’t give us the stop light to dream of warm sunny beaches . Over the summer, Vancouver’s Teen Daze recorded his Beach Dreams EP.
In an earlier the statement he has professed his new found love for the “lo-fi” scene. And with that he has diverted his electro experiments towards almost Beach Boys-esque pop gems. Title track “Beach Dreams” is a jangle-induced pop song that would have you dancing on cold beach sands worshiping the late night campfire. Chilled sensations would rush through your blood. Eventually you’d enter a heavenly state flying into the Aurora in the sky.
Buy the new Beach Dreams EP at his Bandcamp.
MP3: “Beach Dreams“
Not from Kanye West’s recently released My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, though I wish. The leaked track “That’s My Bitch” really recalls some of the old school east coast hip-hop I used to enjoy in my youth. The recording is rough and I like it. Versus are flowing effortlessly from Kanye West. The chorus is colorfully highlighted by Elly Jackson of La Roux. Chilling croons from Justin Vernon also accompany La Roux. And in the end? Well, Jay-Z drops it naturally. I’m crossing my fingers to hear this track late night at a club at some point. Because even with the tape deck production it barks.
There’s also some allusion that this may be showing up on Jay-Z’s forthcoming album Watch The Throne. We’ll see what happens next year. But for now peep at the track. It’s poppin’.
MP3: “That’s My Bitch (featuring Jay-Z & La Roux)”
Not from Kanye West’s recently released My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, though I wish. The leaked track “That’s My Bitch” really recalls some of the old school east coast hip-hop I used to enjoy in my youth. The recording is rough and I like it. Versus are flowing effortlessly from Kanye West. The chorus is colorfully highlighted by Elly Jackson of La Roux. Chilling croons from Justin Vernon also accompany La Roux. And in the end? Well, Jay-Z drops it naturally. I’m crossing my fingers to hear this track late night at a club at some point. Because even with the tape deck production it barks.
There’s also some allusion that this may be showing up on Jay-Z’s forthcoming album Watch The Throne. We’ll see what happens next year. But for now peep at the track. It’s poppin’.
MP3: “That’s My Bitch (featuring Jay-Z & La Roux)”
Twentyseven Views is primarily a music blog (although sometimes I will do the random post on a film or something culture or art related). All posts are genuine and honest opinions by the writer.
The writer is based in New York and has run a small indie record label, was a former publicist and has done freelance publicity. The writer has penchant taste in music that lean towards pop. Whether that be indie pop, dance music or hip-hop.
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