Editors’ Choice: September 27th, 2013
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# Editors’ Choice: September 27th, 2013
Rather than operate as a music *news* source, Electronic Beats operates
as a music *information* source. We want to share with you; we want you
to know what we're hearing, what's reverberating our cochleas and
sending broader vibrations throughout our bodies, and by extension our
audio-addled souls. Down with that? Welcome to Editors' Choice.
**[Lisa Blanning][1]{: target="_blank"} (Online Editor)**
**Heatsick -- *Snakes & Ladders* EP**
This new [Heatsick][2]{: target="_blank"} 12-inch on Soul Jazz is
actually [already out][3]{: target="_blank"}, but its title track is
especially interesting. He's already known (and highly regarded) for
making lo-fi, analog house music, but here it sounds more like his
version of UK funky, with the syncopated snare for extra swing.
**Jam City -- *Club Constructions Vol. 6***
Jam City's *Classical Curves* was one of my favorite albums of 2012, so
this new EP of even more club-oriented tracks built from the same
palette of sci-fi, machine futurism is one of my most anticipated
releases of the year.
/
**[Louise Brailey][4]{: target="_blank"} (Deputy Online Editor)**
**Mount Kimbie -- "You Took Your Time" (Kyle Hall Remix)**
Often remix EPs do little but pollute the already unstemmable musical
bitstream, but Mount Kimbie's forthcoming *CSFLY Remixes*, out next
month, is a keeper. [Lee Gamble][5]{: target="_blank"}, Oneman, and [DJ
Koze][6]{: target="_blank"} have all reassembled tracks from the
excellent *Cold Spring Fault Less Youth*. This unyielding
rework---courtesy of Kyle Hall---takes the languid, organ-laced original
and shoves a Detroit-shaped rocket up its backside. Don't forget to
watch Mount Kimbie's live performance at EB Festival Podgorica
[here][7]{: target="_blank"}.
/
**[Moritz Gayard][8]{: target="_blank"} (Online Duty Editor)**
**Paul St. Hilaire -- "Nah Ina It"**
Up for some slow dance? Then head in to the dubby sounds of Berlin-based
Paul St. Hilaire, aka Tikiman. New EP out soon via the amazing
Leipzig-based imprint [Jahtari][9]{: target="_blank"}.
/
**[Jannik Schäfer][10]{: target="_blank"} (Social Media Editor)**
**Earl Sweatshirt -- "Molasses" feat. RZA**
Admittedly I am a bit late on the Doris train but since this came up on
my headphones I have been revisiting it all week. What a smooth baby.
**wun two -- "stakes"**
Come on, it's Friday. Take it super easy with wun two. He's one of my
favorite producers in the game, operating very much on the down low but
releasing one brilliant rework of a classic like "Stakes Is High" or
"BIG" after another. Also look out for his
marvelous [Ships][11] originally released in 2012.
*Read previous editions of Editors' Choice [here][12]{:
target="_blank"}.*
[1]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/lisa-blanning/
[2]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/heatsick/
[3]: http://www.soundsoftheuniverse.com/releases/?id=33615
[4]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/louise-brailey/
[5]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/lee-gamble/
[6]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/dj-koze/
[7]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/video/live-concert-footage/mount-kimbie-live-at-electronic-beats-festival-podgorica-2013/
[8]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/moritz-schmall/
[9]: http://www.jahtari.org
[10]: https://twitter.com/JVNNIK
[11]: http://radiojuicy.com/album/ships
[12]: http://www.electronicbeats.net/category/columns/editors-choice
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text: '<p>Rather than operate as a music <em>news</em> source, Electronic Beats operates as a music <em>information</em> source. We want to share with you; we want you to know what we’re hearing, what’s reverberating our cochleas and sending broader vibrations throughout our bodies, and by extension our audio-addled souls. Down with that? Welcome to Editors’ Choice.</p><p><strong><a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/lisa-blanning/" target="_blank">Lisa Blanning</a> (Online Editor)</strong></p><p><strong>Heatsick – <i>Snakes & Ladders</i> EP</strong></p><p>This new <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/heatsick/" target="_blank">Heatsick</a> 12-inch on Soul Jazz is actually <a href="http://www.soundsoftheuniverse.com/releases/?id=33615" target="_blank">already out</a>, but its title track is especially interesting. He’s already known (and highly regarded) for making lo-fi, analog house music, but here it sounds more like his version of UK funky, with the syncopated snare for extra swing.</p><p><strong>Jam City – <i>Club Constructions Vol. 6</i></strong></p><p>Jam City’s <i>Classical Curves</i> was one of my favorite albums of 2012, so this new EP of even more club-oriented tracks built from the same palette of sci-fi, machine futurism is one of my most anticipated releases of the year.</p><p>/</p><p><strong><a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/louise-brailey/" target="_blank">Louise Brailey</a> (Deputy Online Editor)</strong></p><p><strong>Mount Kimbie – “You Took Your Time” (Kyle Hall Remix)</strong></p><p>Often remix EPs do little but pollute the already unstemmable musical bitstream, but Mount Kimbie’s forthcoming <em>CSFLY Remixes</em>, out next month, is a keeper. <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/lee-gamble/" target="_blank">Lee Gamble</a>, Oneman, and <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/artist/dj-koze/" target="_blank">DJ Koze</a> have all reassembled tracks from the excellent <em>Cold Spring Fault Less Youth</em>. This unyielding rework—courtesy of Kyle Hall—takes the languid, organ-laced original and shoves a Detroit-shaped rocket up its backside. Don’t forget to watch Mount Kimbie’s live performance at EB Festival Podgorica <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/video/live-concert-footage/mount-kimbie-live-at-electronic-beats-festival-podgorica-2013/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p><p>/</p><p><strong><a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/author/moritz-schmall/" target="_blank">Moritz Gayard</a> (Online Duty Editor)</strong></p><p><strong>Paul St. Hilaire – “Nah Ina It”</strong></p><p>Up for some slow dance? Then head in to the dubby sounds of Berlin-based Paul St. Hilaire, aka Tikiman. New EP out soon via the amazing Leipzig-based imprint <a href="http://www.jahtari.org" target="_blank">Jahtari</a>.</p><p>/</p><p><b><a href="https://twitter.com/JVNNIK" target="_blank">Jannik Schäfer</a> (Social Media Editor)</b></p><p><strong>Earl Sweatshirt – “Molasses” feat. RZA</strong></p><p>Admittedly I am a bit late on the Doris train but since this came up on my headphones I have been revisiting it all week. What a smooth baby.</p><p><strong>wun two – “stakes”</strong></p><p>Come on, it’s Friday. Take it super easy with wun two. He’s one of my favorite producers in the game, operating very much on the down low but releasing one brilliant rework of a classic like “Stakes Is High” or “BIG” after another. Also look out for his marvelous <a href="http://radiojuicy.com/album/ships">Ships</a> originally released in 2012.</p><p><em>Read previous editions of Editors’ Choice <a href="http://www.electronicbeats.net/category/columns/editors-choice" target="_blank">here</a>.</em></p>'
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# Editors’ Choice: September 27th, 2013 Rather than operate as a music *news* source, Electronic Beats operates as a music *information* source. We want to share with you; we want you to know what we're hearing, what's reverberating our cochleas and sending broader vibrations...
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6*** Jam City's *Classical Curves* was one of my favorite albums of 2012, so this new EP of even more club-oriented tracks built from the same palette of sci-fi, machine futurism is one of my most anticipated releases of the year. / **[Louise Brailey][4]{: target="_blank"} (Deputy Online E...
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RZA** Admittedly I am a bit late on the Doris train but since this came up on my headphones I have been revisiting it all week. What a smooth baby. **wun two -- "stakes"** Come on, it's Friday. Take it super easy with wun two. He's one of my favorite producers in the game, operating very much o...