Editor’s Choice 8
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August 22, 2012
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<p>What’s that? You want to know what’s been going in our ears this week, reverberating our cochleas and sending broader vibrations throughout our bodies and by extension our audio-addled souls? That’s a coincidence: here’s this week’s <strong>Editor’s Choice</strong>.</p><p><em><strong>Michael Aniser (Contributing Editor)</strong></em></p><p><strong>Moonpool & Dead Band – Human Fly</strong></p><p>Tagged “Slime-Lab Disco” this track by Detroit’s <strong>Moonpool & Dead Band</strong> just got released on the always amazing <strong>Not Not Fun</strong>. Sounds like a science-fiction movie gone wrong, forever trapped in the the VHS bin at an abandoned video rental place. Plus disco.</p><p><strong>Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier – Following the Mississippi River</strong></p><p>Felicia Atkinson develops sound and dronescapes. ‘Following the Mississippi River’ is a psychogeographical journey that resembles fluidity and sounds kind of like drowning, in a very slow and peaceful sort of way.</p><p><em><strong><strong>Daniel Jones ( Editor)</strong></strong></em><br>
<strong>Fat Trel feat. Chief Keef – Fukkk Da Feds (prod. by Lex Luger)</strong></p><p>Love that classic Luger sound, and you can download it too. I have a song idea for <strong>Chief Keef</strong> he can’t afford to pass up. It’s about weed.</p><p><strong>Holy Other – Held</strong></p><p>Been on this for a minute already, cool press guy got the previews flowing but when it comes to the new <strong>Holy Other</strong> LP my motto is ‘never enough’.</p><p><strong>Walter W. Wacht (<em><strong>Community Manager / Editor)</strong></em></strong><br>
<strong>Kalipo – Bierchucks</strong></p><p>I can’t tell why I have is this love-hate relationship music-wise, but I’m usually pretty ho-hum about <strong>Audiolith Records</strong>‘ releases. But this time it’s different: the new single of <strong>Kalipo</strong> (the side-project of <strong>Frittenbude</strong>‘s Jakob Häglsperger) is working just fine for me. ‘Bierchucks’ comes with a very subtle bassline, a kind of balearic feel and some generic vocal hook. Far from being revolutionary, but still.</p><p><strong>JJ DOOM – Winter Blues (Live at BBC Radio 4’s ‘Loose Ends’)</strong></p><p>Can’t have enough of <strong>MF DOOM</strong>. The L.A. based rapper might well be one of the best in the game, and his new joint project <strong>JJ DOOM</strong> with Jneiro Jarel (and their album <em><a href="http://soundcloud.com/lexrecords/sets/jj-doom-key-to-the-kuffs-preview/s-5CDfN">Key to the Kuffs</a></em>) is just another paragon of the masked rapper’s potential for steady reinvention. For this column I had to pick a single track, but I strongly recommend listening to the full JJ DOOM album.</p><p><em><strong><strong>Louise Bailey (Contributing Editor)</strong></strong></em><br>
<strong>Gang Colours – Fill Me In</strong></p><p>This doleful cover of <strong>Craig David</strong>’s ‘Fill Me In’ sees slurs of treated piano replace the cheap champagne fizz of the original.</p><p><strong>Hit-Boy – Busta Ass N*ggas</strong></p><p>The producer responsible for ‘N*gga’s In Paris’ stepped up with a solo mixtape <em>HITstory</em> this month. This cut features <strong>Bun B</strong> and Chip Tha Ripper clashing shoulders with plunges of hoover synth.</p><p><em><strong><strong>Moritz Gayard (Online Duty Editor)</strong></strong></em><br>
<strong>Mdou Moctar – Ana</strong></p><p>Last year <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/2011/10/12/music-for-saharan-cellphones/">we told you</a> how amazing <em>Music for Saharan Cellphones</em> is. Now it’s time for <em>Music For Saharan Cellphones Vol.2</em>, which they’re trying to Kickstart. Support <a href="http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/454629120/music-from-saharan-cellphones-volume-2-lp">here</a>.</p><p><strong>Dam Mantle – Canterbury Pt.1 </strong></p><p><strong>Dam Mantle</strong> is getting ready for dropping his debut album Brothers Fowl on October 7. Here’s the phenomenal first single ‘Canterbury Pt. 1’.</p><p><em>Photo: Viviana Druga</em></p>
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# Editor’s Choice 8 What's that? You want to know what's been going in our ears this week, reverberating our cochleas and sending broader vibrations throughout our bodies and by extension our audio-addled souls? That's a coincidence: here's this week's **Editor's Choice**. ***Michael Aniser (Co...
**Walter W. Wacht (***Community Manager / Editor)***** **Kalipo -- Bierchucks** . I can't tell why I have is this love-hate relationship music-wise, but I'm usually pretty ho-hum about **Audiolith Records**' releases. But this time it's different: the new single of **Kalipo** (the side-p...
**Hit-Boy -- Busta Ass N\*ggas** The producer responsible for 'N\*gga's In Paris' stepped up with a solo mixtape *HITstory* this month. This cut features **Bun B** and Chip Tha Ripper clashing shoulders with plunges of hoover synth. *****Moritz Gayard (Online Duty Editor)***** **Mdou Moctar -...