He put his lunar touch on Bondax’s “Gold” and now he’s gone zero gravity on the the electro-pop of Scottish breakout group CHVRCHES. Per usual from the French Express producer, the synths are super smooth and the new disco vibe is layered thickly. By Brian Litwin
Moon Boots (Facebook)
Rating 8.3
The Terry Lewis & Jimmy Jam-produced “That’s The Way Love Goes” is one of the best R&B tracks ever. So why remix it? Enter Final DJs and their 80’s synth-pop inspired heatrock of a mix. FDJs select for big room synth textures and balance them with smooth as silk house beats to create an A+ juxtaposition and an overall very good remix.
Final DJs (Soundcloud)
Rating 8.1
Hot streak French producer Kulkid gives a fresh look to the ever-catchy “Glitter and Gold” from Little Daylight in anticipation of the band’s new remix EP dropping tomorrow. The remix is another winner for the LD trio, as Kulkid’s touch is subtle yet effective, true to the song’s pop nature while uniquely reminiscent of early Lykki Li. We’re into it.
Kulkid 
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Little Daylight 
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Rating 8.2
Producer/DJs Ianborg and Bronze Whale have teamed up to sprinkle “Moondust” on the recent soulful single from electro pop sensation Jaymes Young. On this remix the duo showcase a robustness which captures everything we’re loving about progressive EDM. Keep your electro radars finely tuned to these talents.
Ianborg 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.4
Review By Bruce Rave
If anything, Avicci’s meteoric rise to the cream of the EDM crop will accelerate with his recent True LP. His worldwide hit “Wake Me Up” showed that this dude is more than ready to blur genres, something very evident on “Liar Liar”. This retro-sounding track features lead vocals from Blondfire singer Erica Driscoll. If you love a Farfisa organ straight out of the 60’s, that’s even more reason to give this a listen. Avicci may cross the lines but can you dance to this? Of course!
Avicii – Liar LiarAvicii 
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Follow Me services “Daddy’s Money” by Johnny Stimson the sort of dance all summer 80’s pop-inspired remix treatment that rich girls (and of course everyone else) won’t be able to resist. Hit the dance floors, hit the shopping malls, hit the play button… “Daddy’s Money” it’s on now!
Johnny Stimson (Facebook)
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Rating 8.1
“The Heat” is a perfect summer’s end cocktail of space beats and soul and an ever-so subtle dash of psychedelia-pop. B3SCI Records recently announced its debut release from this new London collective known as Jungle whose beat-driven modern pop of “The Heat” has got the blogosphere and tastemakers alike talking (and more importantly…grooving). The Heat becomes available as a four track EP on 10-inch clear vinyl (as well as digitally) via B3SCI Records in North America on October 21, and will also be available as a new AA-side 7-inch on Chess Club Records in the UK at that same date. Pre-order here. Also, be sure to check out Jungle on tour at their first ever live dates, listed below.
JUNGLE TOUR DATES
10/10 Manchester, UK – The Roundhouse
10/17 Brighton, UK – Sticky Mike’s Frog Bar
10/24 Leeds, UK – Belgrave Music Hall
10/31 Sheffield, UK The Harley
Jungle 
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Rating 8.4
The brilliant Captured Tracks delivers another gem w/ Heavenly Beat and their track for “Honest”. The song, which is the second single from Heavenly Beat a/k/a John Pena’s (ex-Beach Fossils) October 15-due LP Prominence, builds its sound palette from everywhere to tropical to early 90’s Kangol hat-wearing Britpop. The mix is put on quite well and coherently with nary a tone or genre or location of influence out of place or seeming forced. Well done.
Heavenly Beat (Facebook)
Rating 8.5
London’s Real Lies channel the best of 90’s late night house music through the lens of more current trends in the genre. Transportive in the best way; it’s hard, for us at least, not to imagine winding through Soho streets past 3 AM near the close of another charismatic evening. “World Peace” is part of double-A single release (w/ “Deeper”) from Real Lies that’s out November 4th on Sweet Exile.
Real Lies (Facebook)
Rating 8.3
Today the world was treated to “Gripp”. George Maple and Kwes, names that have yet to deliver anything sub-par. And damn did they deliver. Maple and Kwes have their genius complimented by Kilo Kish, who’s soulful voice, and effortless flow compliment the smooth base track. Kish, who is also featured on a recently released Chet Faker track, expresses vulnerability in her lyrics, behind an incredibly powerful voice: “I’m ashamed to admit it, but I’ll take my clothes off at your beck and call.” Do yourself a favor and have a listen.
George Maple (Facebook)
Rating 8.8
UK producer Maths Time Joy drops a fresh rework of Toro y Moi’s music blog classic “So Many Details”. Laced w/ shimmering electronics, percussive jazz-tinged guitar and some plainly beautiful piano chords MTJ’s mix is a truly spectacular listen.
Maths Time Joy 
(Soundcloud)
Rating 8.5
