Another quick compilation of the latest "newer" music to cross my consciousness is due, methinks...
I first heard this wondrous number a couple of months ago, but, still pondering on all things Dutch after our fab weekend in the 'Dam last week, I realise I haven't yet featured the latest from Holland's finest (and house fave here at Dolores Delargo Towers) Miss
Caro Emerald. It's a bit of an anthem for my life...
Taking a trip from the sassy campness of the Netherlands to the electro-dance music wonderland that is Sweden, here's the new single from the lovely
Oh Land. It's rather hypnotic:
One that was introduced to me (once again) by the lovely Henry at
Barbarella's Galaxy, with one of the cleverest videos I have seen in a long time, is the rather fab
Safe and Sound by
Capital Cities:
Father Tiger, a gay LA duo led by the incredibly cute singer Greg Delson, has released a most catchy new single
First Love (a portion of the iTunes proceeds of which will be donated to fight for marriage equality in the USA). You really must watch this wonderful video through to the end...
Cranking things up a level, here's a sexy new production by former Kazaky collaborator the Greek wannabee-sex-bomb
Andreas for his new single
Another World. Meaty, beaty big and bouncy - I love it!
We have been in mourning here at the Towers since we learned that the uber-kitsch
BearForce 1 had split up. However - joy of joys! - their former singer, Belfast-born Robert Brown, now known as
Circuit21, is back in business, with a remix of his new single - a cover of the EG Daily Hi-NRG classic
Love in the Shadows - by DJ Cahill, no less. This is truly fabulous...
And finally... after a gap of 22 years, the long-awaited third release in the
Music of Quality and Distinction series from the Martyn Ware (of Heaven 17 and early Human League fame) side project
British Electric Foundation has been released! These collections - the first of which way back in 1982 is an all-time fave, and was responsible for the massive relaunch of Tina Turner's career in the 80s - feature contemporary artists providing a new "spin" on old (and often obscure) songs.
With its spooky themed video, from
Music of Quality and Distinction volume 3
Dark (which also features Sandie Shaw, Andy Bell, Boy George, Sarah Jane Morris and Green Gartside among others) here's our very own Kim Wilde covering Stevie Wonder's
Every Time I See You I Go Wild - fang-tastic!
As ever, enjoy - and let me know your thoughts!
