The first track by Egypt comes from a mix which Jamie from The XX just did for Colette.
In The Morning (Let Your Love Come In)
This bangin' electro track is fashion mogul Karl Largerfeld‘s musical debut. He provides vocals on SomethingALaMode‘s contribution to a recently released compilation from colette.
Rondo Parisiano ft. Karl Lagerfeld
This track is from the Klaxons, a UK indie band. It’s more rock then their previous stuff, but with the familiar Klaxons sound.
Flashover
Japanese producer Shinichi Osawa remixed the Cazals track Poor Innocent Boys to create this busy electro/indie crossover.
Poor Innocent Boys (Shinichi Osawa Remix)
This track, by Digitalism, has been out for a while and is from their 2007 album Idealism. Amazing.
Echoes
Starfucker is indie inclined, but definitely worth listening to. This is one sweeet summer song.
Florida
Mark Ronson's last album was criticised for being too one-dimensional and all being covers. Ronson has moved away from that sound with Bang Bang Bang, which features MDNR & Q-Tip, to a sound that's much more electronic.
Bang Bang Bang (feat. MDNR & Q-Tip)
Australian Cullen is a big name to watch out for in the acoustic world. However, I didn’t think that would interest too many FPK readers, so I included the awesome Redial remix instead.
Easily Impressed (Redial Remix)
There have been quite a few remixes of Flashback by Calvin Harris, my personal favorite coming from DJ Kue. However, Virginian producer Manila Killa has produced a good contender, without changing the song too drastically.
Flashback (Manila Killa Remix)
This is Epyk‘s take on Jamaica‘s recent blog smash I Think I Like U 2. It's a guitar based track turned into electro gold...Madagascan electro gold. Exotic stuff.
I Think I Like U 2 (Epyk Remix)
This track is Grandtheft‘s remix of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers smash By The Way. Sick remix of a classic.
By The Way (Grandtheft Remix)
This indie track by Hockey was huge last year...and I still dig it.
Too Fake
This is a collab between Pharrell and the Swedish House Mafia...yesssss you hear me right!
One ft. Pharrell
In The Morning (Let Your Love Come In)
This bangin' electro track is fashion mogul Karl Largerfeld‘s musical debut. He provides vocals on SomethingALaMode‘s contribution to a recently released compilation from colette.
Rondo Parisiano ft. Karl Lagerfeld
This track is from the Klaxons, a UK indie band. It’s more rock then their previous stuff, but with the familiar Klaxons sound.
Flashover
Japanese producer Shinichi Osawa remixed the Cazals track Poor Innocent Boys to create this busy electro/indie crossover.
Poor Innocent Boys (Shinichi Osawa Remix)
This track, by Digitalism, has been out for a while and is from their 2007 album Idealism. Amazing.
Echoes
Starfucker is indie inclined, but definitely worth listening to. This is one sweeet summer song.
Florida
Mark Ronson's last album was criticised for being too one-dimensional and all being covers. Ronson has moved away from that sound with Bang Bang Bang, which features MDNR & Q-Tip, to a sound that's much more electronic.
Bang Bang Bang (feat. MDNR & Q-Tip)
Australian Cullen is a big name to watch out for in the acoustic world. However, I didn’t think that would interest too many FPK readers, so I included the awesome Redial remix instead.
Easily Impressed (Redial Remix)
There have been quite a few remixes of Flashback by Calvin Harris, my personal favorite coming from DJ Kue. However, Virginian producer Manila Killa has produced a good contender, without changing the song too drastically.
Flashback (Manila Killa Remix)
This is Epyk‘s take on Jamaica‘s recent blog smash I Think I Like U 2. It's a guitar based track turned into electro gold...Madagascan electro gold. Exotic stuff.
I Think I Like U 2 (Epyk Remix)
This track is Grandtheft‘s remix of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers smash By The Way. Sick remix of a classic.
By The Way (Grandtheft Remix)
This indie track by Hockey was huge last year...and I still dig it.
Too Fake
This is a collab between Pharrell and the Swedish House Mafia...yesssss you hear me right!
One ft. Pharrell
