UPDATE: So since I was recently blogging about Ford & Lopatin's 2010, album Channel Pressure I was revisiting the album and felt the need to post another couple songs by these guys.
Ford & Lopatin is a colab duo between Dainel Lopatin aka
(Oneohtrix Point Never) and Joel Ford from Tigercity. I first listened to their
album “Channel Pressure” in 2010 from a good friend of mine. The album is a
texturizing blend of samples, syths, Drum Machines, and everything midi I
suppose. The duo was formerly known as Games by the way their EP “THAT WE CANPLAY” has a significantly different sound and feel. Totally worth the listen.
Anyways
on Channel Pressure I really loved the second Track Channel Pressure, it has such a
great build up and coasts off into the rest of the album perfectly. Also check
out the song Too much MIDI (Please forgive me). The original version is great the part at 1:14 is unreal,
but the Alan Braxe Remix is awesome too!
Found this Gem of a mix this morning while finishing up some homework. It is simply amazing, the music is all over the place but generally mellow and smooth. Enjoy.
TRACK LISTING Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon 1984 Marco Persichetti - Vento Di Terra Lucio Battisti - Amasi Un Po' Lowrell - Mellow Mellow Right On Ashra - Third Movement-Four Guitars Arteche - Si... Happy Academy Of Performing Arts - Druk Yul Rare Silk - Storm Tor Dietrichson - Global Village Faduma Qasin Hilowle - Codkii(???) The Goretti Group With Dennis De Souza Trio - Of My Hands Bongos Ikwue & The Groovies - Mariama Hype Williams - Chatline LaPre - Banzai Part 1 Ahmed Fakroun - Ya Farhl' Bik Henry Kapono - Kona Winds Mariah - Shinzo No Tobira Dettinger - Oasis 7
Can't stop listening to this song off The Dirty Projector's last LP entitled "Swing Lo Magellan." I still can't decide which album by them I enjoy more, either Bite Orca or Swing Lo... Either way "there is an answer...I haven't found it...but I'll keep dancing until I do."
As I posted earlier, The Knife has released the first single from their upcoming new album. It's been 7 years, but finally new music from the Swedish brother and sister duo.