Example + Juan Maclean
Back on a Monday with the premiere of a brand new Juan Maclean remix of Example’s new track “Won’t Go Quietly.” Juan Maclean creates an anthem here with throbbing, swirling synth that’ll leave you with such a good feeling. And as if by magic, Example’s vocals weave in and out of the instrumental becoming part of it at times. This is uplifting floor filler disco

Penguin Prison
I have to tell you. I have refused to listen to Penguin Prison for quite some time now just based on the fact that it is the worst artist name of all time. But today, being a lazy Sunday afternoon, I accidentally listened to some Penguin Prison (egad) and actually liked it. Call it green eggs and ham syndrome. Regardless, Penguin Prison’s (ugh) pop sensibilities roped me in. Perhaps a bit posey but it’s a

Little Boots
We have a couple new Little Boots remixes for you… First up is the premier of the Stonemasons club remix of “Earthquake” — pretty straight forward club remix of the track that places Little Boots vocals front and center. It’s your Friday night Open House Party mix: Little Boots – “Earthquake” (Stonemaso

Two Door Cinema Club
Perhaps the catchiest tune from of Kitsuné in recent memory, Two Door Cinema Club’s “I Can Talk” is a pleaser. Single out November 16th. Hat tip to @JoceWTF for pointing out the video.

The Bravery + Drop the Lime
The Bravery are back with a new single, “Slow Poison.” We have the “official premier” of the Drop the Lime remix which takes the track and gives it a makeover with a bit of a Caribbean flare. The first half of the mix plays good homage to the original but the magic happens after it slows to a near stop, eventually letting the party take over a Sam Endicott vocal loop.