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Premiere: “No Time” (ft. Sir Charles) – THANDO1988
Get to know NYC producer THANDO1988 in our interview and premiere of his new single, “No Time,” featuring Sir Charles. Hey Thando! How long have you been making music? I’ve been making and playing music for seven years. What got you started as an artist? I got the bug for making music when I first… [continued]
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Premiere: “m4ch’s chaoslove palace circuit” – m4ch
Los Angeles producer m4ch returns to Saint Audio with a brand-new track for us, titled “m4ch’s chaoslove palace circuit”. One of the things I love most about m4ch’s style is how exuberantly kinetic each offering is—”chaoslove palace circuit” kicks off with a nitrous-pumped beat charging out of the gate, evolving into a swirling tunnel of… [continued]
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Bella Muerte and Saint Audio Put Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty To “Work”
On September 8th, Rihanna’s highly anticipated Fenty Beauty cosmetics line was released worldwide, offering an incredibly ambitious and diverse 40 shades of foundation in the 90-product line. A quick scan of Fenty Beauty’s website shows that the first wave of products is all about skin. It’s a brilliant move for several reasons; celebrity cosmetics brands… [continued]
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NAKED’s “WHIP” Sounds Like Crystal Castles On Acid
Edinburgh experimental trio NAKED releases a new single with Halycon Veil, titled “WHIP”. Crystalline tones burst from a soundscape of industrial sludge as drum pound in this hypnotic, nightmarish aura. It sounds as if someone took an old Crystal Castles song and decided to lace it with some LCD. Stream it, and watch out for… [continued]
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Renaissance Men Brasstracks Show A Softer Side In “Those Who Know”
Brasstracks have been on a roll this year. They kicked off 2017 by winning multiple GRAMMY awards, recently played to a crowd of 10,000 at Red Rocks with GRiZ, and teased an upcoming headlining tour in conjunction with their new two-part project, the first half of which drops this fall. Whew. Just typing all of… [continued]
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With CCCLX, Lunice Claims His Rightful Throne
Initially recognized as a b-boy dancer with a penchant for thick, wavey beats, Lunice changed his focus and shifted to working primarily on music production. He first entered the sphere of mainstream consciousness in 2010 with his debut LuckyMe release, Stacker Upper. Little did Lunice know that he, along with labelmate Hudson Mohawke, would create… [continued]
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Essentials: “Wind Me Up” – Murlo
“Wind Me Up” is the first original tune from Murlo after his recent announcement that he’s joined the Butterz family. The track, out now on the aforementioned label, is a kinetic burst of string instruments, morphed vocal samples, and flashes of rapidly cascading synths. In short, it’s exactly the kind of engaging and unique combination… [continued]
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Catch “Feels” For Amelia Airhorn’s Calvin Harris Remix
In order to fully appreciate Amelia Airhorn’s “Feels” remix, you must be wearing a bell-bottomed jumpsuit and doing the hustle under a disco ball. Catch Amelia Airhorn (Skylar Spence and The Knocks) in NYC September 7th—grab tickets here. [continued]
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Premiere: Manus Creates A Heartfelt Tribute To DJ A-Dog In “DI4U”
Vermont born and LA based rapper Manus‘s latest rap is a tribute to his friend and notable Burlington, VT public figure, Andy Williams. Known to most as A-Dog, Andy helped foster the arts community in Burlington and was a gifted turntablist and skateboarder. At age 38, he sadly passed away in 2013 after a battle… [continued]
