I know at the moment we seem to be banging on about Lovebox and if you haven’t snapped up your tickets yet or can’t make that weekend you’re probably feeling pretty bummed out. But never fear because Red Bull Music Academy are joining forces with Lovebox to present a sensational …
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Tags: Chic, Derrick Carter, Derrick May, DJ Pierre, Horsemeat Disco, lovebox, Nile Rodgers, RBMA, Seth Troxler
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Drum roll please. More secrets have been revealed.
Secret Garden Party have just unveiled a whole host of new acts for their 2013 festival leading with a UK exclusive performance by Regina Spektor. She performed back when she was a new name on the scene in 2005 and has …
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Tags: goldie, Hadouken, Lissie, London Grammar, Mistajam, Modestep, Regina Spektor, secret garden party, shout out louds, Temples, youth lagoon, zane lowe
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To celebrate the launch of Future Disco’s latest series ‘Night Moves’, we caught up with founder Sean Brosnan. An authority on London night life and the emergence of the disco infused house sound, he let us know his top ten disco re-edits. Running with a vibe that fuses …
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Tags: Bottin Sage Oil, Chic, danny krivit, Das Moth, France Joli, Future Disco, Hou'z Neegroz, Jack Frost & The Circle Jerks, Lenny Williams, Lio, LSB, Maxxi Soundsystem, Nicholas Fierce, Night Moves, Sean Brosnan, Silver Convention, Suzanne Kraft, The Revenge, Todd Terje
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London’s music scene would be a much drabber affair without Dan Beaumont. Aside from founding the seminal Disco Bloodbath back in 2007, Dan is also responsible for changing the musical face of East London with the opening of the ever-revered, ever-debauched restaurant-cum-disco hang out, Dalston Superstore.
Beaumont’s work …
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Tags: Coggles, dalston superstore, Dan Beaumont, Dance Tunnel, Disco Bloodbath, Kristina Records
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If you’re getting into electronic music right about now, there are two eras that you really need to get yourself informed about; two movements that have not only shaped what we listen to in clubs, but the way we listen, the way we interact and that have shaped the direction …
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Tags: 808 state, acid, acid house, festivals, happy mondays, Orbital, Primal Scream
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This week Sharon Van Etten plays one of her first UK gigs since signing to 4AD, there are a couple of discreetly-promoted gigs from the brilliant James Blake and Disclosure (where’s our invite?!), and we’re gutted that we won’t be in attendance at Alexisonfire‘s Farewell Tour gig tonight. London …
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Tags: 4AD, alexisonfire, dingwalls, disclosure, fabric, farewell tour, fidlar, get people, gig listings, gigs of the week, james blake, london in stereo, Matthew Dear, sharon van etten, The Lexington
Posted in Acoustic, Dance, Disco, Electronica, Embrace the Weekend, Experimental, Gigs, guitar music, House, Indie, Music, New Age, News!, Pop, Post-Dubstep, post-punk, producer, rnb, Rock, Roots, Singer Songwriter, Synth Pop | No Comments »
A confession: I didn’t get away much this summer. Had I had the opportunity though, you can bet your bottom dollar Pacific Standard Time – the debut full-length from LA-based ‘daytime disco’ duo Poolside – would’ve been the first album I’d have made sure was on my iPod. As its …
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Tags: California Sunset, Daytime Disco, Harvest Moon, Neil Young, Next To You, Nick Drake, Pacific Standard Time, Pink Moon, Poolside, slow down, take me home, The Presets, Toro y Moi, Tulsa, VHS or Beta, Washed Out, Why You Wanna
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“Use me as your guide to the right path,” proclaims Lulu James on her new EP. The sultry soul singer has forged a path all her own with the unique blend of electronica and soul on her new release, which is a mesmerising mix of opposing musical forces: spacey electronica …
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Tags: be safe, be safe ep, black butter, black butter records, Erykah Badu, India Arie, lulu james, mao, Newcastle, rope mirage ep, stuck
Posted in Bass, blues, Disco, Electronica, Music, New Age, Record Label, rnb, Singer Songwriter, Singles, Soul | No Comments »
London In Stereo are back with their top picks and gig listings for this week.
London In Stereo’s Gigs Of The Week
Jessie Ware // Two Inch Punch – Electric Brixton (Sold Out) - Tuesday 13th November
Obviously after the flurry of excitement (and expectation) around Jessie Ware’s Mercury nomination …
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Tags: electric brixton, gig listings, gigs, Jessie Ware, live, live shows, london in stereo, the borderline, the bronx, The Neighbourhood, the peel, Two Inch Punch
Posted in Acoustic, Dance, Disco, DJ, Do Not Miss This, Embrace the Weekend, Experimental, Folk, Gigs, grassroots, House, Indie, Lo-fi, Music, New Age, News!, Pop, post-punk, producer, Psychedelic, rnb, Rock, Singer Songwriter, Surf, Synth Pop, top 40 | No Comments »
So yet another week has come. It’s that wonderful kind of weather now when the milky sunlight glares through the crispy cold air – no more a disappointing shit summer and not yet the bleak, depressing dark days of Winter. To celebrate this we’ve selected some lovely songs for our …
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Tags: crispy cold air, katy perry, milky sunlight, playlist, post-work beer, shit summer, tgif, winter
Posted in Ambient, Bass, Dance, Disco, DJ, Do Not Miss This, Electronica, Embrace the Weekend, Experimental, Free Playlist, Hip Hop, House, Mash Up, Mixtape, MPFrees, Music, New Age, News!, Pop, Remixes, rnb, Singles, Soul, Synth Pop | No Comments »
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