New Talent – Swimming and Hyetal

Us Brits are well known for our pioneering spirit, groundbreaking music, and cultural heritage. Subculture are bringing you our next generation of trailblazers, shot beautifully in intimate surroundings. Take these 2 bands for example, captured right at the pivotal point in their careers, these clips are a snapshot of the best of new British talent that’s blowing up this summer.

Swimming ‘Mining For Diamonds’ Big tense buildups, skewed melodies and moments of heavy electronics underpin their sound.

Hyetal ‘Phoenix’ One of the UK’s most inspired producers of the moment. The debut album took the UK bass scene in new directions, and critical acclaim ensued…

For more tracks from all these bands and regular updates and additions go to www.fredperrysubculture.com

S.C.U.M ‘Whitechapel’

 S.C.U.M. are set to release a new single, ‘Whitechapel’ on Mute on 26 September 2011. Indie dance just the way we like it – have a little listen to this:

The S.C.U.M. line up of Thomas Cohen (vocal), Bradley Baker (machines), Samuel Kilcoyne (moog), Melissa Rigby (drums) and Huw Webb (Bass), kick off the fourteen date tour, which also features Niki and the Dove and DZ Deathrays, in Exeter on 2nd October and finish up in London at Koko on the 18th October 2011.

Bands in Transit: Bombay Bicycle Club

Bands In Transit with Ford is incredibly excited to announce a live streamed acoustic performance by Bombay Bicycle Club, taking place next Tuesday, August 9th, at 1:30pm via www.bandsintransit.com

The Bands In Transit van will be rolling into a secret location where Bombay Bicycle Club will be performing acoustic versions of tracks from their brand new third album ‘A Different Kind of Fix’. In a little over three years Bombay Bicycle Club have released three LPs – an extraordinary and increasingly rare feat in the 21st century music industry. From the teenage indie kicks of their debut ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’; to the sparse, timeless folk of last summer’s top ten album, ‘Flaws’ (nominated for an Ivor Novello Award); the quartet open a new and beguiling chapter with, ‘A Different Kind of Fix’, one that cements their place at the very forefront of British bands in 2011.

To view the performance, visit www.bandsintransit.com

“A Different Kind of Fix” will be released through Island Records on 29th August. The album’s first single ‘Shuffle’ is currently available on iTunes and has a killer Balearic remix from Leo Zero

Win tickets to Cubic Zirconia live at The Lexington

Wednesday the 8th August sees Cubic Zirconia playing The Lexington with support from Northern Lights electronica duo The Deer Tracks as well as London’s very own Three Colours. A rare opportunity to see Cubic live as they don’t tour often and their live shows are renowned for being something rather special.

Push Music have an exclusive a pairs of tickets to give away for the show. Just e-mail us and we’ll pick two at random.

With Cubic recently signing to Fool’s Gold and an album pencilled in for September we can only expect to see and hear more from Nick (Drop The Lime), Daud, Todd (Glassjaw) and Tiombe.

Get entering for free tickets or have a look at the following …

Cubic Zirconia + The Deer Tracks + Three Colours
Date: Wednesday 3rd August 2011
Venue: The Lexington
Ticket price: £8 adv
Ages: 18+
Doors: 7:30pm

Click here for tickets.

Mark Ronson ‘Record collection’ 2012

After the success of his last album ‘Record Collection’ in late 2010, Mark Ronson is back with ‘Record Collection 2012′.

Kitsune on Record collection 2012:

“The least we can say is that Mark Ronson is some kind of a music genius. He neither anticipated any of his successes, nor does he believe they are true now. After making three successful albums, Here Comes the Fuzz, Version and Record Collection , and producing three of the biggest stars in the world, Lily Allen, Amy Winehouse and Adele, Mark Ronson is now releasing Record Collection 2012 his new single on Kitsune!

Featuring Pharrell Williams, MNDR, Wiley and Wretch 32, this new version of Record Collection brings more style and energy to the original version with its stirring tune and lyrics! The single is backed by amazing remixes by some of the hottest acts around, namely CSS, LOGO, Moonlight Matters, Plastic Plates, DATABASE and Perseus and which, according to Ronson himself, are all certified f***in bangers ! ”

This is going to fly, Push Music have had a sneaky listen to the remix package and they range from happy pop electro fare (CSS) Dark electronica (Logo) dance floor disco (Moonlight Matters) right through to an electro club rocker (Database)

Record collection 2012 is out on Kitsuné September 5th.

Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers ‘Singapore Madness’

Music Video taken from Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers’s new album”SINGAPORE SWING”. Directed by Crystal (In case you didn’t know, Crystal are some of the most kick-ass electronic video art and music creators in Japan) Looks like it was made with the Dwele boys in mind…

THE BOICOTTS I.D.W.B.Y.B (MEDICINE 8 RMX)

Japanese Garage Rockers The Boicotts get remixed. Medicine 8 rip apart “I Don’t Wanna Be Your Boy”. Club rocker alert – You heard it here first.

Flipbook ‘The Hilo Bay Halfway’

A tripped out, cut and paste summertime jam. No more info on this only that we like. #Splat.

Flipbook – The Hilo Bay Halfway by cooldelta

Bombay Bicycle Club – Shuffle – Leo Zero Remix

Bombay Bicycle Club – Shuffle – Leo Zero Remix by FLEXXTERN

Cults ‘Go Outside’

With their debut, self-titled album, New York duo Cults have more than justified the hype that’s been swirling around them ever since they appeared out of nowhere and anonymously dropped three tracks of the most exquisite, off-kilter pop last spring. Guardian Film and Music went with “compelling uneasiness” we’re settling with the new Push Music coined term ‘Beach Wave’ (Kidding) Another soundtrack to Summer 2011.

Go Outside, by Cults from Boing Boing on Vimeo.