Ceo – Come With Me

My new favorite song as of this morning.   Really well crafted track that makes creative use of a string sample.  It’s just the right amount of twist on the sample that makes this track stand out.  This track is taken from the forthcoming full lenght album titled “White Magic” due out June 29th.
Ceo is the solo project of  Eric Berglund of The Tough Alliance.

Ceo – Come With Me

Ceo – White Magic (album tracklist)

01. all around

02. illuminata

03. love and do what you will

04. white magic

05. oh god oh dear

06. no mercy

07. come with me

08. ***

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General Elektricks – Little Lady

Oddly fun track taken from his 2009 release entitled, “Good City for Dreamers“.  A bit of soul, a bit of funk and of course as the name suggests, some solid electronics.

General Elektricks – Little Lady

BIO:
General Elektriks is the brainchild of RV Salters. A French national and keen vintage keyboard player, he initiated GE just before moving to San Francisco. Using a computer, his oldschool keys and a SM-57 mike, he started sewing together loops, Funky keyboard licks, ethereal melodies and digital tweaking. GE became a musical journal that followed RV through his move to Seattle, then back down to the Bay Area, Berkeley, where he currently resides. There, he started laying keys down for the Quannum crew. Quannums own Lateef The Truth Speaker and Chief Xcel returned the favor by guesting on GE. Consisting of 12 songs from the journal, Cliquety Kliqk was first released in France by Bleu Electric, then picked up by Compost for Europe and by Quannum for the US.

Aesthetically, GE is a project that refuses to land in a particular bin at the record store. A mix of vintage sounds, hip hop beats, noir riffs, dreamy vocals, cinematic arrangements and digital twinkle, Cliquety Kliqk embraces all of RVs musical addictions. Radically new yet strangely familiar, General Elektriks is like a friend that you meet for the first time but feel like youve known all your life

Tying Tiffany – Miracle

Fixated between Siouxsie & The Banshees and The Cure and a dash of Cystal Castles and you will find Tying Tiffany.  This particular track is probably the most “electronic pop” of all the tracks, but it’s my favorite.  But don’t let that deter you from seeking out the other tracks on her album, “Peoples Temple”, which is a strong release in it’s  entirety.

Tying Tiffany – Miracle

Video to Tying Tiffany – Slow Motion (Nic Endo Remix):

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