Combine the drums sound of Love and Rockets, mix in some 80’s indie pop music stylings and top it off with a very catchy chorus and you got the leading track off of Trouble Andrew’s self titled freshmen release.

Trouble Andrew – Chase Money

Bio (taken from Last.fm bio):

Born and raised on the East Coast of Canada in Windsor, Nova Scotia, lil’ Trey, age 9, dressed in his mother’s over sized hiking boots, wrapped in socks and taped into the bindings of an old snowboard three times his size. He was determined to conquer the slight and icy mountain at Martock, the local ski resort where his mom worked. As fate would have it, Trevor’s determination paid off. He is now one of the top-ranking professional snowboarders worldwide, sponsored by industry heavyweights Burton Snowboards, Analog Clothing, Gravis Footwear, and Oakley Optics. He holds numerous national titles and World Cup victories and has had feature parts in many of the industry’s biggest magazines and video productions. He competed in the 1998 and 2002 Olympics.

After a fall in his final run, he landed in 8th place as the highest ranking Canadian in the half pipe. In 2004 Trevor suffered a knee injury forcing him to sit out much of the season. By the time the 2005 snowboarding season rolled around, Trevor was not only ready to ride, he had recorded half of what would become his debut, under the name, “Trouble Andrew” (a collaboration with renowned New York-based production team, Shitake Monkey). The sound is a blend of synth/programmed beats, and danceable skate and punk rock, drawing from musical influences through out his life. Trevor spent the summer of 2006 in Brooklyn, New York assembling and touring with his band of musicians Ian Longwell, Johny Rodeo, and Joao Salomao. They have been playing various parties and events and supporting groups such as De La Soul, GZA, Controller Controller, Rick Ross, Pit Bull, Silverstien, and McRad. The band is currently living together in Whistler, Canada snowboarding, producing new music, and jet setting across the globe to rock crowds and appear at snowboard/skate related functions. He has placed songs in six snowboard films out this year, aroused interest from several major record labels, and the band is selling out shows everywhere. The album is set to come out January 25th. Trevor and the band will be appearing at numerous events such as the X-Games, the SIA winter sports trade show in Las Vegas, and the Toyota Big Air in Japan

Back with another track from Computer Club, this time he lifts the best part of the original, which was the bridge and reworks it for a floor banger.   You can listen to the original on Wired All Wrong’s myspace page here.

If you like Jamiroquai, this should be right up your alley, albeit a hard dance version of Jamiroquai.

Wired All Wrong -Elevatin (Computer Club Remix)

These guys are so f-ing good… makes me sick…   But on the plus side, they are churning smokin’ tracks out left and right, which makes my ears happy.    Seriously, since they blew onto the scene with their Kid Cudi remix, which did wonders for both Crooker and Kid they have been unstoppable.   This track is taken off of Crookers first full length titled, “Tons of Friends” which was released March 8th.

Crookers – Arena (Ft. Poirier & Face-T)

Upbeat euro inspired house track with jamming vocals by Will Curry.  This is the first track from my new collaboration called, Drop and Solo (aka Drolo) with Will Curry (aka Drop).   We are currently in studio writing new material for an upcoming release, more news to follow shortly.  We also have a site up at www.dropandsolo.com.

Drop and Solo – Never Saw It Coming

Computer Club comes out swing with this mad jam that features a funky vibe and vocals by Frankmusik.  BTW: You may want to turn this one down if your at work, just an FYI.

Computer Club – Losing Streak (ft. Frankmusik)

Monarchy is a duo based out of the UK, and are taking the Daft Punk approach to secret identities.   Not much is know about them other than they produces stellar electronic pop.  Black the Colour of My Heart is my favorite track of theirs thus far with it’s soulful vocal delivery and it’s minimal drum backing.  Reminds me of a mix between Sam Sparro (Black and Gold) and Maroon 5.

Monarchy – Black The Colour of My Heart

Monarchy – Gold In The Fire

Monarchy – The Phoenix Alive [Demo]

You can pick up their 7″ here.

Named after the 2010  Chinese New Year, Year of The Tiger sent a sultry electro track that reminds me of one of my beloved Goldfrapp’s tracks, “Strict Machine” but with more of a rock edge to it.

Year of The Tiger is Sable & Henry who appear to have only started producing music together since December of 09.  In a word, “WOW”.   Excellent production adorns all their tracks, and Sable’s voice has that bit of edge that I always love from a vocalist.   You don’t know if she wants to beat you up or wants to seduce you, but either way it’s going to be exciting.

Year of the Tiger – Electric

“Electric” comes off Year of the Tiger’s recently finish five track EP.

Head over to their blog for more sonic goodness: http://yearofthetigermusic.tumblr.com/

Interesting mix of electronic beats and acoustic instruments.  This track can be found on newly released full lenght titled, “The Family Jewels”.  Hopefully this track will get the remix treatment, it’s has all the elements for a smoldering dance floor jam.

Marina & The Diamonds – Rootless

Here’s a remix which I made into a electronic pop feel good track with a slight Caribbean influence.  In other words it’s my version of a what if — what if Hot Chip collided with Vampire Weekend — well, I think it would sound something like this:

Weezer – Love is the Answer (Odd Year Remix) by  oddyear

To download, just click on the downward arrow to the right.

Robyn going a little dancehall on us, and it’s quite good.  This track appears to be produced by Diplo (check the youtube vid below).

Robyn – No Hassle