Unlike your High School Reunions and their awkward conversations, UK's own "Old School Reunion" deliver some music worthy of those famous French Robots. "Love Story" In particular stands as something that should have been already been signed to Kitsune a while ago. Perhaps it will be just a matter of time...till then, I hope the tracks keep coming by. "Old School Reunion" are definitely one of the best things we've heard recently (and as you know, we listen to a lot of shit on a daily basis). If you're considering going to your old school reunion, well don't bother...just stay home and listen to this instead. Seriously, would you rather go see Haylee and Brett? I didn't think so...
Yes, It's Sunday and time to decompress from a weekend of Partying. Well...no, I say get back on the horse and boom boom boom like the Outhere Brothers did back in '94! For those who don't remember this duo from Chicago, well they pretty much walked a fine line between dirty and raunchy. Say what you want about them, but these two somehow managed to become the third act in U.K. history to score back-to-back chart-toppers. I know...it sounds like the plot of a good Will Ferrel movie (but maybe not). Now that all the hipsters are into B-more, Miami Bass, and ghetto tech, it was time someone would recognize the contributions of The Outhere Brothers. I know they are probably not as prolific as DJ Assault and DJ Funk...but then again no one is. In any case, Let's welcome the Brothers to the Manifest Destitute Hall of Shame! (and trust me...this is a pretty good award.) For y'all who are rolling your eyes right now...stop taking yourselves so seriously, this is not pitchfork! o_O
Our Friends over at Low Life Inc. just sent us some tracks by Cocomachete's newest artist MtO. Hailing from the land of Good wine & spreadable cheese (AKA France), MtO's electro/ hip-hop grooves finally get a proper release this side of the pond after his first record was put up by Roxour back in 2006. His new single "Bring it On" is out now via cocomachete on Beatport with remixes by Paris' Remote (from Ivan Smagghe's Kill The DJ imprint), and Montreal's own Hatchmatik of the infamous Peer Pressure Crew.
