Category: Electronic

  • Adamski – Killer (ft. Seal)

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    Have to dust off this acid house Adamski classic from 1990, “KIller” featuring vocals from Seal.   I so want a whole album like this, with killer synths, great beats, and drop dead gorgeous vocals… ahhh.. dare to dream…     Well, we’ll all just have to do with this gem:

    Adamski – Killer (ft. Seal)

    Side Note: Adamski now produces muisc under the new name of Adam Sky.

  • Coury Palermo – Someday

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    Fill this under,   an artist we should all keep an eye on in the coming year.   His name is Coury Palermo and has previously released covers and was also the front man of   a previous rock band named Lynden.

    Upon listening to his first single, Someday, made my jaw drop.   Beautiful production, great song writing, and most importantly beautiful heart wrenching vocal delivery.   You can hear the emotions in his voice.   On this particular track, the production reminds me of Sade and Coury’s voice reminds me of a cross between Tracey Thorn and Imogen Heap — but a male version.   One of many things I love from this track is how Coury not only knows how to use his voice as an instrument, but knows how to use his voice like a synthesizer by layering up vocals to create great drama and atmosphere.   Something that only a few can do well like Imogen Heap, which puts Coury in great company.   Be on the look out for Coury Palermo in the coming year,   and keep an ear out this summer when Coury’s full length album is set to drop.

    Coury Palermo – Someday

    Also, visit his site (http://www.courypalermo.com/) and sign up for his mailing list for exclusives as well as FREE downloads.   Currently you can sign-up and get Courys’ cover of Eurythmic’s, “Here Comes The Rain Again”, which deservers your attention… trust me on this one.

  • Royksopp – Happy Up Here (preview)

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    So the boys known as Royksopp are back with a new full length titled, “Junior” — and as you probably guessed, yes it’s their 3rd studio full length.   This time out they have enlisted the help of Lykke Li, Anneli Drecker, Robyn, and the Knife’s Karin Dreijer.

    Here is the track list for “Junior:

    “Happy Up Here”
    “The Girl and the Robot”
    “Vision One”
    “This Must Be It”
    “Royksopp Forever”
    “Miss It So Much”
    “Tricky Tricky”
    “You Don’t Have a Clue”
    “Silver Cruiser”
    “True to Life”
    “It’s What I Want”

    This single is set to drop on  March 9th 2009.

    Royksopp – Happy Up Here (preview)

    UPDATE: Here is   a longer preview – Radio Rip:

    Royksopp – Happy Up Here

    UPDATE #2 better quality rip

    Royksopp – Happy Up Here (radio rip)