More live sounds from within the DJ booth at 93 Feet East. Down-tempo covers, electronica and disco slip into over 80 minutes of music. One for the laidback drinking crowd. Studio mix up in a few weeks so sit tight.

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Tracklist:
Niia – BTSTU (Jai Paul Cover)
The M Machine Faces
Hemingway Check One (Demo)
Run Toto Run Sleepyhead (Passion Pit Cover)
PSA Junior High
Kate Bush Running Up That Hill (Ashley Beadle Re-Edit)
Metronomy The Bay
Cochon Ville
The Rolling Stones You Can’t Always Get What you Want Soulwax Remix
Santigold Disparate Youth (Amatuer Best Remix)
Kindness House
Giraffage feat. XXYYXX Even tho
Jasmine (Demo) Jai Paul
Desire Under Your Spell
Summer CampLosing My Mid (St Etienne Remix)
Foals Miami
Talking Heads Once in a lifetime
Siriusmo-High Together
Floating Points – People’s Potential
Desire Don’t Call
LCD Soundsystem – “Someone Great”
Yacht-”Psychic City”(Classixx Remix)

The second half of my two-hour set for Lemonade at the Nest in Dalston. We go on a little journey with this one as anthems from LCD Soundsystem and Daft Punk sit alongside brand new tracks from Laurent Garnier, M83 and Jupiter.

Go on. Hit download then…

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Tracklist
Zongamin Bongo Song
The Shoes Time To Dance (Sebastian Remix)
The Chemical Brothers Swoon (Lindstrom & Prins Thomas Remix)
Seelenluft Manila (Headman Remix Edit)
M83 “Reunion (Mylo Remix)”
Simian Mobile Disco The Count
Push Music Plagerism ‘Last Night Daft Punk Saved My Life
Roman Flügel Geht’s Noch ?
Lcd Soundsystem Tribulations.
The Rolling Stones Satisfaction (Discotech Remix)
Mylo Paris Four Hundred Etienne De Crecey Remix
Florence And The Machine ‘You’ve Got The Love’ Push Music’s You Got The Wax Bootleg
B Beat Girls For The Same Man
Storm Queen It Goes On
His Majesty Andre “Hearts “Keith & Supabeatz Remix
In Flagranti Stopmakingme – Smint (In Flagranti Remix)
Vicarious Bliss Theme from Vicarious Bliss
Laurent Garnier Jacques In The Box
The White Stripes ‘Seven Nation Army’ Push Music’s ‘More Cowbell’ Edit
Frank Ferdinand Ulysses (Beyond The Wizard Sleeve Re-Animation)
Lo-Fi-Fnk Want U
Jupiter One O Six (A.N.D.Y. Remix)

Simplicity is the key with this one as we drag out the intro and build into one of the most memorable guitar licks in history. If your switching up your sound from electro to rock or indie or just want to throw a curveball out there…you should grab this:

Lenny Kravitz ‘Are you gonna go my way’ Push Music’s Cut + Shut Refix by Bill Push Music

What’s filling the record box this month?

Laurent Garnier Jacques In The Box
Garnier debuts on Ed Banger with devastating results. Intelligent electro for the masses.

Hot Chip Flutes
Hot Chip are back with a progressive and heartfelt electro grower.

Jacques Lu Cont Church
All hail the Thin White Duke. Lu Cont takes it straight back to the club converting the non-believers on the dance floor.

Alex Metric Rave Weapon
Why you’d bring a weapon to a rave is beyond me, but if you did, this should be in the front of your inventory.

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Tapes and Money
More house n’ song from the effortless TEED.

The Shoes Time to Dance Sebastian Remix
Original’s amazing. Video’s amazing. Sebastian’s remix is also alright innit?.

Juveniles Ambitions
Foot tapping, wiggle inducing synth pop form the Kitsuné.camp

Azari and III Reckless with you love Tiga Remix
Tiga strips back the house masterpiece to its skinny bones.

Justice – Canon (Erol Alkan’s Extended Rework)
Erol Alkan with some blatant disregard for nightclub health and safety. Watch your EQ’s – intro has serious potential to perforate eardrums.

L’Etranger Falling For You
Daft Punk inspired springtime French electro anyone?.

Gig Guide:

MARCH
23/03 WE ARE LIZARDS, Edge, Romford
24/03 Black Text Warehouse Party, E8
31/03 The Nest, Dalston with the C90′s

JUNE 2012
28/06 The Big Chill Bar, Dray Walk, Bricklane

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We’re 21. It doesn’t really mean a lot but here’s 60 more minutes of upfront electro, indie-dance and the occasional 80′s classic. You should maybe tell a few friends, spread the word a little about Push Music. You could also catch us live? Here’s the March gig dates:

16/03 Session, Queen of Hoxton
17/03 We Are Lizards, the Book Club
24/03 Black Text Warehouse Party, E8
31/03 The Nest, Dalston

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Tracklist:

The White Stripes The Hardest Button To Button (Beck Remix)
Justice Canon (Erol Alkan’s Extended Rework)
L’Étranger Falling For You
Moullinex Modular Jam (Justin Faust Remix)
I:Cube Transpiration
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Garden (Jesse Rose Remix)
Cloud What You Want (Infiltrators Mix)
Storm Queen Look Right Through (Aeroplane Remix)
Opa Kölsch
Oliver Dirty Talk
Lemaitre Sceptics
Chaka Khan I feel for you (PM’s re-edit)
Punks Jump Up – Get Down (Special CCCrash Mixxx)
Azari & III Reckless (With Your Love) [Tiga Remix]
Daft Punk/Sabrepulse Digital Love (Yaniiik’s ‘Fired’ Remix) Demo

Here it is. The Push Music ‘More Cowbell’ edit of the White Stripe’s classic, ‘Seven Nation Army’

Love from the blogs:
Stoney Roads “A perfect edition to a dj infantry of edits to get the d-floor moving”
Dumb Bass “See the dance floor light up…”
Elbows “Plenty of Cowbell and turns pretty grungy at the back end of the song”
Surviving the Golden Age The UK-based DJ brazenly takes on “Seven Nation Army” in this perfected “More Cowbells” remix.
Push Volume  ”Fun edit of The White Stripes classic wonder song”
Supersound ”This track would make Will Ferrel proud”

From Erol Alkan playing a test press of the original at his infamous Trash night to the numerous DJ re-edits that floated around after its original release; Seven Nation Army had its birth on a dance-floor. Push Music now take the genius of the original and stretch it out into a 128 bpm Indie-dance party starter. I’ll explain:

“I’ve had this remix in the record bag for a year and it’s been played everywhere from Brighton to Camden and never fails to get a reaction. The biggest compliment we’ve had is that people think we’ve sped up the original – we’ve kept the structure and added some electronic influence but there’s actually only one sample used, we’ve replayed every part of the track and build up the drum kit from scratch. It’s been a labour of love but it’s worth it to see the dance floor light up…

It’s almost as if Meg and Jack had been told to play just a little faster…”

Mp3 Now available to download via Sound Cloud 

Love from the blogs:

Stoney Roads “A perfect edition to a dj infantry of edits to get the d-floor moving”
Dumb Bass “See the dance floor light up…”
Elbows “Plenty of Cowbell and turns pretty grungy at the back end of the song”
Surviving the Golden Age The UK-based DJ brazenly takes on “Seven Nation Army” in this perfected “More Cowbells” remix.
Push Volume  ”Fun edit of The White Stripes classic wonder song”
Supersound ”This track would make Will Ferrel proud”

Chill your boots. I mean it; it’s time to put your feet up. 90 minutes of down-tempo sounds recorded live from the main bar at 93 Feet East.  The occasional indie anthem, slept-on alternative gems and the best synth music around. Sit back, actually lay back and enjoy. Drink in hand essential.

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Tracklist:

Chairlift Peculiar Paradise
Citizens! True Romance
Finn Peters Purple (Original Mix)
Jai Paul BTSTU
Jamie Liddell Little Bit Of Feel Good (Mochipet Remix)
Koreless MTI
Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx Nightcall
M83 Midnight City
Metronomy Corinne
Theme Park Milk
Situationists Digital Love
Tom Vek We Do Nothing
The Units High Pressure Days
Tune-Yards Bizness
Surkin Next of Kin
Holy Ghost! Hold On
Charlotte Gainsbourg Heaven Can Wait
Chilly Gonzales Knight Moves
Desire Don’t Call
College A Real Hero (feat. Electric Youth)
Cults Go Outside
Mr Flash Powerlight
Washed Out Get Up
New Look Nap On The Bow

So that was 2012? Happy New Year kids. Here’s a new mix to get 2012 moving. 60 minutes of electro, disco and electronica as the 2012 talent meets the best of 2011. Factory Floor, Tom Vek, SBTRKT, Mr. Oizo, TEED and and Metronomy all make it into the mix. You can catch Push Music playing live at ‘Lemonade’ at the Nest in Dalston on Sat 14th (8-12 set) at Scroopius Pip’s infamous East end party ‘We Are Lizards ‘(Book Club – Friday 20th ) and at Mat Horne’s always rammed live band and club night ‘Session’ on the 22nd Jan)

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Planningtorock Living It Out (Jackson Alternate Remix)
Factory Floor Two Different Ways
Lemaître Excuse Me
Holy Ghost! Hold My Breath (Cosmic Kids Remix)
KateBush-RunningUpThatHill-XY-Me-Remix
Metronomy Everything Goes My Way (Psychemagik Remix)
Gingy & Bordello Body Acid
Daft Punk – Technologic(Anthony Atcherley Alive 07 Inspired Edit)
Mr. Oizo Douche Beat
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Dream On
Tom Vek Aroused
Binary Prisoner (Light Asylum Remix)
Citizens! True Romance (Database Remix)
Virgo Four It’s a Crime (Caribou Mix)
Oliver Memories of the Future
Say Yes to Another Excess Say Yes to Another Success
Foster the People Miss You (ESTAW Remix)
Siriusmo The Door (Push Music’s Muslim Edit)
SBTRKT Hold On (feat. Sampha)
Kavinsky Nightcall (Dustin N’Guyen Remix)

Hey Sexy it’s been too long. Here’s another 60 minute mix from Push Music. It’s time to step things up with a club mix. The best in Indie Dance, Disco and Electro all makes the cut with new tracks from Punks Jump Up, Brodinski, Digitalism, The Juan Maclean, Switch and ZZT.

Don’t forget you can hear Push Music play DJ sets at Scroobius Pip’s ‘We Are Lizards’ on the 16/12/11 at Mat Horne’s Session on the 17/12/11 and at Blueberry Bar and Kitchen on NYE.

The Push Music best of 2011 mixes also drop in December so watch this space kids…

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As summer gives London a week-long blast of October Sunshine here’s Podcast 17; a reflection of how we get down in the hot city. Disco, Electro, Techno and 2 Step. Yeah, it shouldn’t work but it does. New music from Justice and the Twelve’s, Joe Goddard’s future classic ‘Gabrielle’ and Dan ‘Caribou’ Snaith’s ‘Ye Ye’ fit in between disco re-edits, French electro and some garage from the future (apparently). Hit play and it all makes sense.

Lindstrøm De Javu
The Magician I Don’t Know What to Do Plastic Plates remix
The Twelves Handshake (Dub)
Justice Helix
The Rapture How Deep Is Your Love? (Emperor Machine Remix)
Givers Meantime (Bombay Bicycle Club Remix)
Count Jackula Dinner For One (original mix)
The Phantom’s Revenge – Last Man Standing (Melee Remix)
Metronomy She Wants Javi Redondo Carreno is LB Re-Edit
Monarchy You Don’t Want To Dance With Me (Moonlight Matters Remix)
The Streets Has it Come to This (Kry Wolf Rework)
Joe Goddard Gabriel (Ossie Remix)
Jacques Greene The look koreless remix
Julio Bashmore Battle for Middle You
Feadz Dial a Tool (Light Year Remix)
Dan Snaith Ye Ye
Armando 100% of Disin’ U
Martyn Viper (London’s Arches Edit)

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Getting some love from the internet, here’s the PM refix of Foster the People’s latest single. Please share (free download coming)

Foster the People ‘Helena Beat’ Push Music remix by Bill Push Music

Blog, download, share. Bill Shephard’s Indie-Dance re-fix of Helena Beat is available to download:

Foster the People ‘Helena Beat’ Push Music remix by Bill Push Music

From his early classic Nervous releases, to defining the four to the four blueprint for UK garage. Todd Edwards has come full circle, cruising through the late noughties garage backlash and continuing to influence the new wave of electronic music producers. From remixing everyone from Björk to Justice, the Todd Edwards sound seems to jump genres and even generations as the new wave of electronic labels have called upon his signature sound.

Push Music caught up with the man himself to talk two decades of cutting and pasting…

Musically, how are you feeling in 2011?

I feel excited going into the second half of 2011. It has been an interesting year both personally and musically. I’ve been branching out with different rhythm styles, and also going back to my older roots as well. The samples I choose have an impact on the tracks I make, and the responses change based on the track styles. It’s fascinating and helpful to see what the responses are.

Social media. Blogs and Souncloud seems like you embraced the digital age early on. How have things progressed or maybe regressed since you started making music?

Soundcloud is an incredible source to find new talent, and great music that you might not have come across on any other internet site. Soundcloud definitely established a new presence for my work and allows others to know my current musical activity. It’s frustrating when you’re trying to track down older remixes or original productions by an artist that are no longer being sold. I wanted to make it easy for anyone that wants it to find my work that they couldn’t get anywhere else.

There are productions that we all create for the enjoyment of it but would not be able to sell legally. Soundcloud is a central location where I can give away these tracks for free and you know how much people love FREE. ? I’m very thankful for the different blogs that have promoted my work. The great thing about blogs is that they are a labor of love by people that want to share music. It seems there are a lot less politics and more passion for the art.

Let’s talk ‘Roll with it’, why the huge, huge delay (10 years) and the subsequent release via Ministry of Sound’s the Sound of UK garage? Don’t get us wrong we’re happy it’s out, hats off to all involved and it’s on repeat but where’s the vinyl, where’s the remixes?

Well, remixes will come. The delayed release was due to finding an agreement that everyone involved could get behind. Then time just went by, and you know how easy it is to get sidetracked by other paths in life. This was the time it was meant to come out, and it sounds just as fresh 10 years later. Quality Garage/House doesn’t usually sound dated. I still play in my set music from the early 90’s that inspired me and you wouldn’t suspect that they were old if you didn’t know the tracks. If all goes well, there will be future Fully Loaded releases.

You seemed to have branched out as a producer over the last couple of years experimenting with some new drums signatures and styles after years of solid 4×4 grooves, you always said you’d never make a 2-step track so why the switch?

I found the Future Garage genre very inspiring and fresh to me. However it really started with my remix for for Spankrock’s “What It Look Like.” I just didn’t hear a 4×4 remix for this song, and I didn’t want to force it. I found a clap loop sample, and I knew this was the place to start. It came together quickly, and the finished product had a very good response. After 17 years of making 4×4, I wanted to explore some new paths.

Your London? We know you’re a regular. What are the best places to visit buy music and socialise if you’re Todd Edwards in London town?

Honestly, for as many times as I have been to London there is very little exploration. I am usually traveling from gig to gig and then back home. I probably should take a few extra days to relax, but I am always in the mindset that I am here for the business of music and to see the fans. I can take a holiday at some other point in time.

What’s your current top five for the dance floor?

Since I’m not in London every week, I usually play a full Todd set. Best reactions come from “No Place Like London”, “Love Inside”, VV Brown’s “Shark In The Water” (Todd dub), “As I Am”, and “Shut The Door” I really enjoy playing new material that no one has heard yet. I always try to have new tracks ready to go when I have a gig. Of all the places I’ve been, my UK family are the most receptive to hearing new material for the first time.

What’s your current top three for the stereo?

I have been in a nostalgic mood lately, and have been downloading 70’s and 80’s pop.

What’s been the best gig of 2011 so far?

Unfortunately due to my injury I had to cancel some gigs (Todd suffered a serious Neck injury) and it prevented me from planning early summer gigs. Fabric is always a favorite, and playing IceeHot in San Francisco was VERY memorable because I got to do a gig with the LEGENDARY producer MK! He is such a nice guy, and his brother is, too. Doing a gig with MK, being one of my greatest musical inspirations was a fulfilled dream. To add to that, everywhere I am invited, I usually become close with the people throwing the party, and that is most certainly true of Icee Hot. I’ve met a lot of positive people through music, and now have a lot of new friends.

Studio toys – What are your studio essentials? Anything tips for quick sampling and cutting and pasting?

I am still a hardcore Akai S6000 sampler user. Digital Performer is still my sequencing software, and the Vintage, Mo Phatt, Motif, XLEAD, Microkorg, Juno 106, and Roland JP8000 are always in use. Abelton has been added to this. It is a great program for production but it is still not second nature to me yet.
Sampling tip- When you are looking for a quality vocal to sample, look for a genre of music that doesn’t have a lot of drums in it or possibly any drums at all. The less music that is in the sample, the easier it is to blend in the track. I look for syllables when I am sampling vocals to be used as instruments. Harder sounding syllables ending with “er” or “ar” make for good rhythmical patterns (ex. Nev-er, Lov-er)

Todd’s sound:

And finally, some Todd Edwards music news please? New signings, remixes, forthcoming releases etc?

For all who don’t know, I am no longer with i! Records. I haven’t been for almost four years. I have for openers 14 new tracks that I will release myself. Thanks to the amazing people at Scion A/V and my manager Alexis Rivera I have been able to enjoyably move forward with these projects . You can keep up to date with my future releases and tour dates by going to my official site nutrendmusic.com. I have a lot of musical ideas and a strong conviction to keep going. Music for a long time was a love hate relationship. After a period of growth and reflection, there is only love for the music and for God who inspires it.

Crow-barring summer into 60 minutes, the Push Music podcast is back. Mixed by Bill Shephard and tweaking the right hipster musical buttons – it goes a little something like this: New indie anthems from Battles, Foster the People, Metronmy and Bombay Bicycle Club, blissed out disco from the Magician and Rimer London, a 80’s re-edit from the Revenge and straight up house and electronica from Tim Green, Justin Martin and Carte Blanche.

Download and turn up (suncream optional)

Logo Merit Botox Remix
Dj Sneak & Monoman Sally Go Round (Azari & III mix)
Stardust – Music Sounds Better With You (Justin Martin edit)
Friendly Fires – Live Those Days Tonight (Tim Green Remix)
Carte Blanche Jack On The Moon
The 2 Bears Bear Hug
Two Door Cinema Club What You Know (Religion Remix)
Black Daniel Mobile Phones Medicine 8 Remix
The Death Set They Come To Get Us (Extended Death Set Club Version)
Benoit and Sergio everybody
Ecxellior Butter (Jean Tonique Remix)
Foster the People Pumped Up Kicks
Metronomy The Bay
Peter & The Magician Twist
Midnight Juggernauts Lara Vs The Savage Pack (Plastic Plates remix)
The Revenge Savin the Day
Shindu Happy House
Rimer London Love Dagger (feat. Cata Pirata)
Joakim Forever Young (Extended Afro Mix)
Battles Ice Cream (Featuring Matias Aguayo)
The Greeks Is Tropical
Bombay Bicycle Club Shuffle

Push Music gig guide:

14/07/10 Proud, Camden
15/07/10 To Hip to be Square, 93 Feet East, Bricklane,
15/07/10 We Are Lizards, Book Club with Scroobius Pip and Eddy Temple Morris
16/07/10 Session. Queen of Hoxton with New Young Pony Club
21/07/10 Proud, Camden
20/08/10 Session, Queen of Hoxton with Adamski

Two worlds collide as disco and electro jump in the ring together for 60 minute bout. Re-edits, new disco and downtempo music from Dimitri From Paris, XXXchange and Tiga take a stand against club heavyweights, Boys Noise, Villa and Sebastian. Here comes round one. Turn up…

Dimitri From Paris & DJ Rocca Downtown
Pase Rock So F*****g Disco (XXXCHANGE Remix)
Shit Robot I Got a Feeling
Holy Ghost! Hold On
Chamboché Feverish (The Revenge Remix)
Chic I Want Your Love (Dimitri from Paris Club Edit Remix)
Golden Bug & Rodion Washing Machine (The C90s Remix)
Jamie Lidell I Wanna Be Your Telephone (Tiga Party Like It’s 19909 Remix)
Todd Terje Eurodans
SebastiAn Kindercut
Breakbot: Shades of Black
Chilly Gonzales You Can Dance (Robotaki Remix)
The Human League Never Let Me Go (Aeroplane-Remix-Edit)
Justice Civilization (DJ DLG Lazor Mix)
Blende Egypto Original Mix
Boys Noize Housemeister Saturday
Slice & Soda Year of the Dragon Villa remix

Mixed by Bill Shephard. Make sure you like us on facebook.

Here’s something a little cheeky for the summer playlists; Florence and the Machine’s ‘You’ve got the Love’ – the Push Music ‘You got the Wax’ bootleg (Flo and co’s cover of the Source and Candi Stanton’s classic ‘You got the love’ dropping in Soul wax’s Misabrable Girl) This has been at the front of the Push Music record box for 6 months and never fails to deliver.

Free download! so blog away mother fuckers, share it – maybe even have a little dance?

Florence and the Machine ‘You’ve got the Love’ Push Music’s You got the Wax bootleg by Bill Push Music

It’s been a while. It’s been ages. It’s May, the last podcast was the best of 2010. I’ve had e-mails asking if the podcast rss has changed and If we’re still putting mixes together. So…

It’s back to the start. 60 minutes of party indie electro, re-edits and remixes from Push Music. Spread the word and we’ll be putting out mixes again monthly.

Tracklist:

Peter Bjorn & John Second Chance (RAC Mix)
The White Stripes 7 Nation Army Push Music Cover Version (Daft Punk Revolution 909 Accapella)
Tame Impala Why Won’t You Make Up Your Mind? (Erol Alkan Rework)
The C90s Shine a Light
Daft Punk Robot Rock (Soulwax Remix)
Corey Hart Sunglasses at Night Push Music Stonewash Edit
Canblaster Clockworks
Seelenluft Manila (Headman remix edit)
Stopmakingme Smint (In Flagranti remix)
Chromeo Needy Girl (Bloc Party’s remix)
Ulysses Acid Reflux (Original Mix)
Kate Bush Running Up That Hill (Datassette Remix)
BUSY P Procrastinator (HEY TODAY! Edit)
Findlay Brown Promised Land Villa Remix
Dr. Gonzo & Savage Skulls Bust ‘em Up
Shinichi Osawa Love Will Guide You – Shinichi Osawa Rework
David Bowie Stay
The Helmholtz Resonators Gypsy (Kurtis Hardrive Remix)
Metronomy The Look (Moonlight Matters Remix
La Fleur Flowerhead (Original)

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A few gated snare drums go a long way. Here’s the infamous Push Music stonewash re-fix of Corey Hart’ s ‘Sunglasses at night’. Free to download untill Soundcloud says so, blog, share, download- bootleg a bootleg, go on.

Coey Hart ‘Sunglasses At Night’ Push Music’s 80′s stonewash 12″ Edit by Bill Push Music

It was quite clear 2010 wasn’t going to be all about Indie Dance and Electro. Here’s Push Music’s other side. 90 minutes of the greatest tracks of last year in the mix (I’m using the term ‘mix’ lightly – this collection pulls together indie, electronica, disco, dubstep, down-tempo electro, the odd rap tune and a Japanese pop cover.

Whether its surf rock with the Drums, the psychedelica sounds of Washed Out, down tempo electro funk from Mr. Flash or James Blake’s bleepy twist on dubstep, Open the ears and the mind as we take you a journey. Sit back, hit play and reminisce the year gone by.

Late of the Pier Best In the Class
Jamaica I Think I Like U 2
Palmbomen Dark Stuff
J.Viewz Salty Air (feat. Noa Lembersky)
Kanye West & Pusha T Runaway
Sleigh Bells Infinity Guitars
Hanni El Khatib You Rascal You
The Dead Weather Hustle and Cuss
The Drums Let’s Go Surfing(The Raveonettes Remix)
The Drums Let’s Go Surfing
Vampire Weekend Cousins
Everything Everything Photoshop Handsome
Blank Spaces Start
The Suzan Animal
Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti Round and Round
Foals Miami
Toro Y Moi Low Shoulder
Lazer Sword Tar
Washed Out Get Up
Mr Flash Powerlight
Toomy Disco We
James Blake Cmyk
Jakwob Here With Me
Two Door Cinema Club Something Good Can Work (The Twelves Remix)
Holy Ghost! I Will Come Back
David E. Sugar Party Killer
Miami Horror Holidays (feat. Alan Palomo)
Azari & III Reckless With Your Love (Tensnake Remix)
Desire Don’t Call
Chromeo Don’t Turn the Lights On
Crystal Castles Empathy
Ali Love Love Harder (Extended Version)