Octet – Hey Bonus

 

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This is a prime example of how to use a sample of a harpsichord in a track. Octet from France is about to release their forthcoming album. This track is taken off the Duo’s first release from 2004, called “Cash & Carry”. The vocals on this track remind me of the Beatles, just listen and see – trust me on this one.

Octet is Francois Goujon (other alias is Pyjaman and is part of of the musical collective in Paris called evenement) and Benjamin Morando, who is also a member of D*I*R*T*Y Sound System and France Copland.

Octet – Hey Bonus

Solvent – Wish

 

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Solvent is Jason Amm from Toronto, Canada and produces old school type electro / electronica with vocoded vocals and a splash of modern beats. Check out his influences from his myspace page and tell me he isn’t onto something there:

Order, I-F, O.M.D., Gary Numan, Bochum Welt, Cabaret Voltaire, Skanfrom, Perspects, Locust, Le Car, Front 242, Lowfish, John Foxx, Adult., Mute, Ersatz Audio, Suction Records, Rephlex, Skam

Also check out his remix of Soft Cell’s, “Little Rough Rinestone” – solid stuff. Wis can be found on his 2005 release titled, “Elevators and Oscillators“.

Solvent – Wish

 

 

 

 

Hellogoodbye – Here (In Your Arms)(Young Americans Remix)

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From right here in from my backyard comes hellogoodbye from Huntington Beach, California.   They are a indie pop / power pop band signed to Drive-Thru Records.   This is a solid remix of Here (In Your Arms) with a little Daft Punk flair.   The original song can be found on their 2006 release, Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!

Hellogoodbye – Here (In Your Arms)(Young Americans Remix)