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The Friday Five: Mixtape #3

The Friday Five: Mixtape #3

Welcome to our weekly roundup of musical goodness – all tracks listed are available to listen to on the Hype Machine, click the title to visit the page where you can listen to the track. Enjoy!

Sound Remedy – Field | [click here to listen]

Bit of a grimy electro one here, nice wobbly bassline, definitely worth a listen.

Black Kids – Hurricane Jane (The Twelves Remix) | [click here to listen]

Brazilian Duo, The Twelves have put out some cracking remixes in the past, this is a nice reworking of Black Kids’ Hurricane Jane.

Baxter – Proof (Lifelike remix) | [click here to listen]

Chilled out electro, loving this track.

Tahiti 80 – All Around (Yuksek Remix) | [click here to listen]

This one takes a while to get going, but Yuksek brings out the brilliant melodies of the original song well, and when the chorus drops it’s worth the wait.

Digitalism – Taken Away (Gooseflesh Remix) | [click here to listen]

What can I say about Digitalism that hasn’t already been said? Well, simply put – they are legends! Great track, and hugely popular on the Hype Machine, and rightly so.

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Posted by Simon (13 posts) on Aug.28, 2009 in Music

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