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Radiohead’s “Nude” has been mixed ‘n’ mashed in a remix competition earlier this year but we still are lover of this track. And so do our “old” accompanists Carlini. They pitch that gem downtempo, endue it with sparkling kicks and glitter, place dithering vocals sensitive to give off a feeling of joyful loneliness and abandoned entertainment.

MediaFire: Radiohead - Nude (Carlini Remix)

Danish downtempo dubbers Lulu Rouge released their debut album “Bless You” to the world this week. The duo, that Trentemøller calls “the next big thing to come out of Denmark”, is consisting of DJ T.O.M. and Buda, two of the most respected DJs and producers in the Copenhagen club scene. They’ve already get a ton of love from the Danish press (including five 5-star reviews) and beyond, and now “Bless You” is finally available at all digital retailers, with a handful of remixes on top.

The debut single, also called “Bless You”, is minted by a deep bass and features vocals by seven-times Danish Music Award nominee Mikael Simpson, who takes the basic ponderousness of this track away and enhances it with his amazing voice that makes your flesh creep. Grap the track below and if you like it buy the full album at Napster.

zShare: Lulu Rouge - Bless You
zShare: Lulu Rouge - DJ Set

Second in a row this Sunday to prove our fondly creaminess and our dovelike side are The LK from Malmo, Sweden, who blast our taintless souls into a mood to addict to all what happens around us and let it passing by.

These northern folks are known for their hardheaded glittering behavior and so their glowing airy way of confronting listeners to lose all their burden. The typical LK song is both gradually mind-invading and comfortingly direct, they make us hungry for more of their actinism. Keep your eyes - if you dig them - for their 11 tracks strong new-release “Vs. The Snow”.

Mediafire: The LK - Private Life Of A Cat

We try something completely different this Sunday: We want to go along to an easygoing sunny day today by supplying you with invariable hardly smooth and dreamy tunes.

First to start up is The Atomica Project, a union of downtempo beats and stunning female vocals, amplified by an organic warmth and generally absent from electronic music. They return with a stunning sophomore record, named “Grayscale”, that dated the street 3 weeks ago. The vocals of Lauren Cheatham definitely sound like a dream and are a very perfect matching partner on a voyage to a unknown place or falling asleep with a person you hardly desire.

If it is too soft for all you hardknockers, we say: we warned you! It’s a cozy day today.

Mediafire: The Atomica Project - Forecast
Mediafire: The Atomica Project - Gravity

A little life and a quite relaxing mix: I am down with my third coffee. Currently myspace is dead. It was a hectic, but short week. And it’s an easy Thursday, currently. Almost all stuff seems to be done. The weekend seems to be prepared. The only noise is the dishwasher. The phone did not ran once. Wedding is quite sunny, currently and in my ears running “The Working Majority” of Miguel & Quinten, combining the Sacramento duo Must Not Die, who appeared in the inbox last night.

The mix is coming around quite soft, has the power to run in the back a long time. Me personally takes a time to dive into the remix stuff by M.N.D. The Ryan Adams-workover is my favourite, kind of nice downtempoid, casual and discreet. But go and check for yourself.

Mediafire: Montell Jordan - This is how we do it (Must Not Die Edit)
Mediafire: Ryan Adams - The Fools we are as men (Must Not Die Edit)
Mediafire: The Rapture - Infatuation (Must Not Die Edit)

Mediafire: Must Not Die “The Working Majority” Mix

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You want to roam around in rome or your homecountry just wearing a backpack? You want to quit your scholastics, take your girl and runaway? There might be music that perfectly match to this mood and would be best wearing it around with you while enjoying landscapes and experience some dates with nature, cities, suburbs and moments you’ll never have again in your life.

Danish 4-piece-band Printer has got these feelings in their music and got the skills to enjoin these feelings on you. You’re going to receive comfortable drifting beats, charming guitar and piano strings, soothing singing, that is going to vocal-massage your spine. All in all it’s soft and gentle and proves, that’s not all about asskicking stormy bass, but something dignifying wants to deeply touch your heart. So go fetch 2 tunes of Printer’s new release “Can You Take More?”.

zShare: Printer - Satisfaction
zShare: Printer - All Right (Exclusive Remix)

Let’s get into the Saturday with soft and gentle Zachary Lipkins, that got in touch with us last Friday, serving high-melodic, dramatic and heartrending tunes from his base in Long Island, discreet and glamorous like a perfect gentleman.

“While Juggling Cobras” is such a style of track sliding soft and slow into your ears and remind you, that you have been a child once upon a time and how easygoing life can be. This is something all tracks of Zach carry around with themselves. The other 3 come more concretely, up-and-down-tempoid with a lot of breaking behaviour and an armada of heartbreaking melodies, that deep touches you in your innermost being.

zShare: Zachary Lipkins - While Juggling Cobras
zShare: Zachary Lipkins - Bernie Williams
zShare: Zachary Lipkins - Overneath
zShare: Zachary Lipkins - Fine Tea

Non - Existent Recordings is proud to present ‘Whimsical Lifestyle’, the professional debut album of Gothenburg, Sweden’s Mojib, aka Staffan Ulbert. And so do we.

The record’s title seems to speak for its own. Mojib’s tunes do remind of floating over a golden, wide field, amongst a flock of colorful dragonflies, behind a chirping bulk of crickets, that announce belles of elegancy and modest constancy. It seems to be a pure comfortable experience listening Mojibs tracks, appearing that grown and gentle like a big, old, calm gorilla.

We deeply recommend this debut album and if you want something comparable to, we’d like to call Mojib a “northern Tellier”. Sweden-Boy’s “Jonsered” is a fleet-footed no-vocal track, that seems to stroll all over the court like a 5yr-old girl with curly hair and soft-ice. The whole work is highly recommended for fans of The Avalanches, DJ Shadow, Four Tet…and them all relaxing home with a quite nice white vine and packing a pipe.

“His project features 11 meticulously crafted songs, with a diverse array of musical sounds, combining beautiful pop melodies, solid, intricate drum patterns, bittersweet piano keys, acoustic guitars and electronic synths. […] As well, the beauty of Mojib’s compositions is enhanced by its attractive digipak packaging, featuring excellent artwork provided by UK based artist Claire Scully.” We’re glad to share 3rd and 9th track of the record with you, to prove that buying is absolutely worthwhile. You can get the copy of the album for $9 here.

Mediafire: Mojib ft. Zandra Lundqvist - Underneath
Mediafire: Mojib - Jonsered
Mediafire: Kings of Convenience - I don’t know what I can save you from (Mojib Remix)