New Miii: “Rabbithunt”
Like I’m not posting an EDM-leaning track that samples Elmer Fudd. Listen above.
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Madegg Has A New Song Called “Karis,” New Album Slated For Spring 2013
今年強く感じた事の１つ…それはMadeggを追いかける事の困難さ。京都の若きプロデューサーは平均して週に二曲はアップロードしてるんじゃないか、っていうくらい常に作品を作り続けています。いくつかのEP、そしてFlauからもフルアルバムを出していますしね。新曲”Karis”では今までの曲と違った新しいフックがあるので、紹介できなかったのをオススメす代わりにこちらをプッシュしました。このキラキラした作品は2013年春に発表される予定の”Kiko”というアルバムに収録されるので、要注目です。試聴は以下から。
Happy Kuru Kuru Teams Up With 2ToneDisco For “Napoleon”
Idol unit Happy Kuru Kuru have tried out a variety of producers over their young career, though a trend among the trackmakers they work with has certainly emerged. The pair often sing over high-energy music merging future bass with cuddlier touches — Yunomi’s roughneck playhouse being a common setting, with appearances by the likes of…
New Poncho + Casino Tart: “Take Time”
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New :visited: “Sweetest Things”
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New RGL (Rigly Chang): “S.U.G.A”
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FPM: “Without You”
House producer FPM boasts a lot of great music worth you’re time over at his MySpace. Despite sometimes flirting with too-much squanky crunchiness (picture a parrot stepping on leaves for all eternity), he finds a way to inject a good bit of charm into his track. “Without You” loses any of the electro-house connections and…