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Showing posts with label Jamie XX. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 February 2016
[LISTEN] Jamie xx + Four Tet + Romy - Seesaw (Club Version)
It's a great day when you know a new Four Tet remix is out in the world, and here he's shared his 'Club Version' of Jamie XX's track "Seesaw", which see's fellow The XX member Romy on guest vocals. However, don't expect to see this in any 'decent' (I say 'decent' loosely here) club soon, but expect to see it played in a Four Tet DJ set sometime over the summer!
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Head on down and click on play!
Thursday, 14 January 2016
Honne covers Jamie XX's "Loud Places" for BBC Radio 1's Piano sessions
HONNE have put their mark on Jamie xx's standout track from 2015 - "Loud Places" - for Huw Stephens on Radio 1's Piano Sessions. For more Piano Session goodness and the best new music listen to Huw Stephens, Monday-Wednesday from 10pm UK Time.
Wednesday, 21 October 2015
[LISTEN] Palace - Loud Places (Jamie XX Cover)
Palace have recorded a cover of Jamie XX's "Loud Places", the band have released this track without any hint that they were doing it, and it sounds like their previous EP too. Melodic, chilled out and with dreamy guitars, they've really pulled off a lovely cover!
Listen to it below.
Listen / [SOUNDCLOUD]
Listen to it below.
Listen / [SOUNDCLOUD]
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
Reading Festival 2015 - Round-Up
This year was one of Reading Festivals most anticipated years, mainly due to The Libertines, Metallica and a sold-out event, here we have a collection of reviews from the festival, with Royal Blood, The Wombats, Foals, Jamie XX and Catfish and The Bottlemen.
Jamie XX - by Jack Storey
When I got to the tent it was rammed, everyone knows how big Jamie XX is now, and he's certainly managed to do it all on his own. Obviously you have The XX fans down at the front hoping for him to play some of their songs but this was a different affair.
The highlight of the set was "Loud Places" which got the crowd moving, and myself too, even considering I'm a late 20's chap with a big body I was loving what Jamie was doing on the decks. Although if you are going to sample vocals from a mate, please let them come along, I was half expecting Romy to appear but alas it never happened. However, Jamie XX was one of the highlights of the whole fucking weekend! Loved it!
Royal Blood - by James Kays
At this weekend's Reading festival Royal Blood took to the main stage to perform a cracking band new track called "Hook, Line and Sinker". The tune returns to the rampant style they had at the start of the band, similar to that of White Stripes. With some meaty hooks and pounding drums this basically sums up the duo in a sentence, still... this new track is just the start of things!
The Wombats - by Maria Torres
Reading Festival 2015 was undoubtedly yet another success, with stellar headline performances on the main stage from Mumford and Sons, Metallica and The Libertines, and numerous incredible sets from the varying genres of bands from stage to stage. However, The Wombats’ Saturday headline set on the very small Festival Republic Stage was most definitely the highlight of the festival. Half an hour before the set began and already the very compact tent was full to it’s maximum capacity, with an audience of all ages packed so tightly that one could barely move a muscle. By 10.30pm, the lights dimmed and the Liverpudlian trio took to the stage to give an intense hour-long performance filled with energy and charisma.
Matthew Murphy launched straight into the punchy hit ‘Moving to New York’, with the audience reciprocating every lyric with greatest ease. Bassist Tord Knudsen commenced running around the stage after the first beat, driving his energy forward into the atmosphere and encouraging more movement (resulting in an overheated tent), whilst Dan Haggis remained poised yet still ensuring he was giving the drumming his all. The set continued without hesitation, consisting of hits old and new, The Wombats were putting on a show directed at every audience member in their presence. New tracks such as ‘Greek Tragedy’ and ‘Give Me a Try’ were a particular highlight, with catchy choruses being sung back and forth continuously without fail. After what seemed like minutes, the set drew to a close and The Wombats decided to go all out by performing old favourites ‘Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves)’ and ‘Let’s Dance to Joy Division’. The crowd went absolutely crazy for the trio, resulting in Matthew Murphy coming down into the audience to get mobbed, ending in smiles all around.
The Wombats have proved once again that they have returned with a vengeance and will always be the band full of catchy hits and insane live shows that they always have been. Their Festival Republic set will always be one to remember, as it was flawless, energetic and best of all, pure entertainment.
Foals - by Maria Torres
Saturday morning, there was a buzz to be felt at the NME/Radio 1 tent. Rumours had been circulating the festival that Indie rock band Foals were to be playing an early afternoon set, following the release of their new album ‘What Went Down.’ Although not yet confirmed, festival-goers were fairly positive that the Oxford based band would be making an appearance after seeing posters scattered around the festival and a fairly implicit clue from the festival organisers. Come noon and the tent itself started to fill-up as the news of the band’s appearance presented itself on social media.
By 1.40pm, the stage was overflowing with an audience eagerly awaiting for Foals to come on stage. The band promptly made an appearance which generated an overpowering cheer and launched straight into familiar hit ‘My Number.’ The reception from the crowd was overwhelming, with the whole tent singing back every lyric word for word whilst mosh pits formed and dancing took place. Yannis Philippakis’ stage persona was immediately revealed, he owned the stage and maintained full adoration from the audience. Numerous guitar rhythms drove the set along effortlessly, ensuring that the band’s incredible musicianship was highlighted throughout the performance. Foals followed with a new track ‘Mountain at my Gates,’ which again displayed their faultless performance as well as being a definite crowd-pleaser for all present. Resulting in an atmospheric climax, the new song is undoubtedly received as an instant classic. The set continued with a trio of older songs, ‘Inhaler’, ‘Spanish Sahara’ and ‘Red Socks Pugie’ which were all performed flawlessly, reflecting the professionalism as well as the popularity of this highly-established band. The crowd chants echoed throughout the tent continuously, inevitably showing that Foals are destined for even greater things to come in the next year.
Foals concluded their short 30 minute set with another new track ‘What Went Down,’ introducing the heavier guitar riffs as well as darker lyrics, all driven by a continuous beat which encouraged the crowd to go wild. Yannis resulted in stepping down into the audience and being hailed as an ultimate indie legend, with the audience reciprocating with utter chaos, trying to get within close proximity of the lead singer. As the song reached an abrupt finish the applause for Foals was deafening as well as never-ending. The appreciation from the band themselves to their fans was evident as they made their way off stage.
Throughout this short set Foals displayed their achievement of an even greater level of musicianship, with the release of new material, insane live shows and that they are now more than ready to take on the headline slots at countless festivals to come.
Catfish and the Bottlemen - by Martin Woods
There is no hiding it, Catfish and the Bottlemen are a big deal, and have been for a while now, with a massive début album under their belts I expected some sing-a-longs at their set on the BBC/NME Stage but this was on another level.
They're a testament to any band out there thinking that they're is no way they're ever going to be signed, this lot have been together for a long time and now they're reaping their rewards, by playing to a packed out tent at Reading. After a solid Glasto appearance in the rain it was quite nice to see them 'in the dry' - although it was awful weather outside - and during their set they even done a little cover of Stereophonics mid-set. All in all this was a solid set of 9 tracks, expect to see them headline this stage in the future!
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| Vann McCann of Catfish and The Bottlemen - (C) BBC |
Jamie XX - by Jack Storey
When I got to the tent it was rammed, everyone knows how big Jamie XX is now, and he's certainly managed to do it all on his own. Obviously you have The XX fans down at the front hoping for him to play some of their songs but this was a different affair.
The highlight of the set was "Loud Places" which got the crowd moving, and myself too, even considering I'm a late 20's chap with a big body I was loving what Jamie was doing on the decks. Although if you are going to sample vocals from a mate, please let them come along, I was half expecting Romy to appear but alas it never happened. However, Jamie XX was one of the highlights of the whole fucking weekend! Loved it!
Royal Blood - by James Kays
At this weekend's Reading festival Royal Blood took to the main stage to perform a cracking band new track called "Hook, Line and Sinker". The tune returns to the rampant style they had at the start of the band, similar to that of White Stripes. With some meaty hooks and pounding drums this basically sums up the duo in a sentence, still... this new track is just the start of things!
The Wombats - by Maria Torres
Reading Festival 2015 was undoubtedly yet another success, with stellar headline performances on the main stage from Mumford and Sons, Metallica and The Libertines, and numerous incredible sets from the varying genres of bands from stage to stage. However, The Wombats’ Saturday headline set on the very small Festival Republic Stage was most definitely the highlight of the festival. Half an hour before the set began and already the very compact tent was full to it’s maximum capacity, with an audience of all ages packed so tightly that one could barely move a muscle. By 10.30pm, the lights dimmed and the Liverpudlian trio took to the stage to give an intense hour-long performance filled with energy and charisma.
Matthew Murphy launched straight into the punchy hit ‘Moving to New York’, with the audience reciprocating every lyric with greatest ease. Bassist Tord Knudsen commenced running around the stage after the first beat, driving his energy forward into the atmosphere and encouraging more movement (resulting in an overheated tent), whilst Dan Haggis remained poised yet still ensuring he was giving the drumming his all. The set continued without hesitation, consisting of hits old and new, The Wombats were putting on a show directed at every audience member in their presence. New tracks such as ‘Greek Tragedy’ and ‘Give Me a Try’ were a particular highlight, with catchy choruses being sung back and forth continuously without fail. After what seemed like minutes, the set drew to a close and The Wombats decided to go all out by performing old favourites ‘Tokyo (Vampires and Wolves)’ and ‘Let’s Dance to Joy Division’. The crowd went absolutely crazy for the trio, resulting in Matthew Murphy coming down into the audience to get mobbed, ending in smiles all around.
The Wombats have proved once again that they have returned with a vengeance and will always be the band full of catchy hits and insane live shows that they always have been. Their Festival Republic set will always be one to remember, as it was flawless, energetic and best of all, pure entertainment.
Foals - by Maria Torres
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| Yannis from Foals - (C) BBC |
Saturday morning, there was a buzz to be felt at the NME/Radio 1 tent. Rumours had been circulating the festival that Indie rock band Foals were to be playing an early afternoon set, following the release of their new album ‘What Went Down.’ Although not yet confirmed, festival-goers were fairly positive that the Oxford based band would be making an appearance after seeing posters scattered around the festival and a fairly implicit clue from the festival organisers. Come noon and the tent itself started to fill-up as the news of the band’s appearance presented itself on social media.
By 1.40pm, the stage was overflowing with an audience eagerly awaiting for Foals to come on stage. The band promptly made an appearance which generated an overpowering cheer and launched straight into familiar hit ‘My Number.’ The reception from the crowd was overwhelming, with the whole tent singing back every lyric word for word whilst mosh pits formed and dancing took place. Yannis Philippakis’ stage persona was immediately revealed, he owned the stage and maintained full adoration from the audience. Numerous guitar rhythms drove the set along effortlessly, ensuring that the band’s incredible musicianship was highlighted throughout the performance. Foals followed with a new track ‘Mountain at my Gates,’ which again displayed their faultless performance as well as being a definite crowd-pleaser for all present. Resulting in an atmospheric climax, the new song is undoubtedly received as an instant classic. The set continued with a trio of older songs, ‘Inhaler’, ‘Spanish Sahara’ and ‘Red Socks Pugie’ which were all performed flawlessly, reflecting the professionalism as well as the popularity of this highly-established band. The crowd chants echoed throughout the tent continuously, inevitably showing that Foals are destined for even greater things to come in the next year.
Foals concluded their short 30 minute set with another new track ‘What Went Down,’ introducing the heavier guitar riffs as well as darker lyrics, all driven by a continuous beat which encouraged the crowd to go wild. Yannis resulted in stepping down into the audience and being hailed as an ultimate indie legend, with the audience reciprocating with utter chaos, trying to get within close proximity of the lead singer. As the song reached an abrupt finish the applause for Foals was deafening as well as never-ending. The appreciation from the band themselves to their fans was evident as they made their way off stage.
Throughout this short set Foals displayed their achievement of an even greater level of musicianship, with the release of new material, insane live shows and that they are now more than ready to take on the headline slots at countless festivals to come.
Catfish and the Bottlemen - by Martin Woods
There is no hiding it, Catfish and the Bottlemen are a big deal, and have been for a while now, with a massive début album under their belts I expected some sing-a-longs at their set on the BBC/NME Stage but this was on another level.
They're a testament to any band out there thinking that they're is no way they're ever going to be signed, this lot have been together for a long time and now they're reaping their rewards, by playing to a packed out tent at Reading. After a solid Glasto appearance in the rain it was quite nice to see them 'in the dry' - although it was awful weather outside - and during their set they even done a little cover of Stereophonics mid-set. All in all this was a solid set of 9 tracks, expect to see them headline this stage in the future!
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Stream Jamie XX's début solo LP "In Colour"
Jamie XX's début solo LP is now available to stream via iTunes, after two albums with The XX and one with Gill Scott Heron his followers have been eagerly awaiting Jamie's very own album. The album features many artists such as his fellow The XX band-mates, Young Thug and Popcaan.
Scroll on down below for the link!
Stream / Jamie XX - In Colour
Scroll on down below for the link!
Stream / Jamie XX - In Colour
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Jamie XX shares new track "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)"
Jamie xx has shared "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)", which is another track from his forthcoming début solo album "In Colour". It features Young Thug and Popcaan and you can listen to it below.
Jamie XX shares new track "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)"
Jamie xx has shared "I Know There's Gonna Be (Good Times)", which is another track from his forthcoming début solo album "In Colour". It features Young Thug and Popcaan and you can listen to it below.
Monday, 27 April 2015
Jamie XX releases official video for "Gosh"
Jamie XX has today released the official video for his track "Gosh", the track's going to be on his debut solo album "In Colour", which is being released via Young Turks on the 1st of June. The video seems to be the opposite of the track, where "Gosh" is an atmospheric plethora of electronic beats, and sounds like what a city would sound like if it could breathe, the video is all in space, a reference to Orbital perhaps?
You certainly can get lost with this one!
Buy / Jamie XX - In Colour
You certainly can get lost with this one!
Buy / Jamie XX - In Colour
Thursday, 26 March 2015
Jamie XX reveals another new track "Gosh"
"Gosh" was the last track Jamie made for the record, and reminds him of home and it was officially revealed last night on Annie Mac's new BBC Radio 1 show.
Click here to play the track, it comes in at the 24 minute mark.
Click here to play the track, it comes in at the 24 minute mark.
Jamie XX (and maybe The XX) to play Glastonbury 2015
The XX's label - Young Turks - have announced that (at least) Jamie XX is set to play the festival in Somerset this June. This was announced after Jamie XX revealed one of his latest tracks on the BBC's Radio 1 show.
@Eve_Barlow well luckily he is!
— Young Turks (@youngturksrec) March 25, 2015Jamie XX reveals new track - "Loud Places" - featuring The XX's Romy
This could easily be the perfect filler for fans of The XX as they wait for the third LP. But it's a mere side project, that of Jamie XX's. "Loud Places" features The XX's Romy on vocal duties and this makes Jamie's début LP one of the most anticipated of the year!
Tuesday, 24 March 2015
Jamie XX reveals info about début album "In Colour"
The XX member - Jamie XX - has today revealed details of his début album, "In Colour", which is set to be released in June. in an interview with Mixmag it's been revealed that the LP will be out via Uoung Turks and features a collaboration with Four Tet and The XX's Romy Madley Croft, titled "Seesaw". "In Colour" will feature the singles "Sleep Sound", "Girl", as well as new songs "Gosh" and "Loud Places" too, with "Alba" so far not being mentioned in the track-listing.
Friday, 20 March 2015
Jamie XX reveals new song "Alba"
Jon Hopkins last night revealed a brand new Jamie XX track at the end of his show on Radio 1. "Alba" - which closed Jon Hopkins' latest residency - is the latest Jamie XX track, and is one of many tracks that has seen the light of day, but it doesn't seem like Jamie is any closer to releasing his eagerly awaited debut album.
Click HERE and skip to 58:00 to listen to "Alba".
Click HERE and skip to 58:00 to listen to "Alba".
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Monday, 27 October 2014
Jamie XX gives an update regarding The XX's new LP
While speaking to Fader, the producer has been speaking about his solo LP and The XX's new album. He said - "We've got quite a lot of songs that are not finished, but I'm excited about it" and then adding "It feels a lot more free than when we were making the last record."
And if that didn't whet your appetite he has also said that he's 'mixing his album' but adding "There's one track where I need to get the vocal on, but I don't know who the vocalist is going to be yet." - Looks like 2015 will be a good year for fans of the band!
And if that didn't whet your appetite he has also said that he's 'mixing his album' but adding "There's one track where I need to get the vocal on, but I don't know who the vocalist is going to be yet." - Looks like 2015 will be a good year for fans of the band!
Monday, 23 June 2014
Jamie XX unveils new song "All Under One Roof Raving"
Jamie xx is in the middle of finishing two albums, one is his new solo LP and the third The XX album.
You can listen to his new track via the BBC iPlayer - skip to 59:30 to hear it!
You can listen to his new track via the BBC iPlayer - skip to 59:30 to hear it!
Saturday, 26 April 2014
10 Of The Best Tracks We Heard This Week (Up to 26th April)
In a new weekly feature that will go out on every Saturday, we round up TEN of the best tracks we've heard this week, weather it be tracks we've heard on soundcloud, tracks we've blogged about or simply demos and new tracks we've been sent. In no particular order they are ...
Delphic - Colours Of The Day
It's a part of their new 'Mixtape' called "Get Familiar", which consists of 7 new tracks over the course of 29 minutes. "Colours Of The Day" was previously a one minute track on their page two years ago and it's great to finally hear the full version. Skip to roughly 14 minutes into the mixtape to check it out.
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
In Golden Tears - Pray
It's the last song we are every going to hear from the band, for why? They announced earlier this week that they'll be splitting up and "Pray" is the last track on the "Farewell EP". Their last show is on May 23rd in Hamburg - which we are flying out to - and "Pray" is forever going to be a track we cherish as we've heavily supported the band for a long time. It's everything they're about, a great way to end their career together.
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
Bambi - Sheltered Eyes
Bambi - the Camden band - have revealed a brand new song called "Sheltered Eyes" this week, nad we've warmed to it so much that we're going to be featuring it a lot more in the coming week - hint hint #TOTW. It's got such a drive behind it, soaring guitars, atmospheric sounds and warming vocals, certainly one for the summer. And certainly one we've been playing a lot this week!
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
The Away Days - Your Colour
The track is yet unreleased but we've been given a sneaky listen to the Istanbul band's latest single and it's one for the summer time for sure! They're playing the Kitsune party in Istanbul on May 17th and they'll be supporting Portishead and Savages on August 20th too. You can check out a 'teaser' for their song "Sleep Well" below - just to give you a flavour of their sound!
Jamie XX - Girl
There's no hiding it, Jamie XX is going to be bigger than his other project - err The XX - very soon, especially when he's producing tracks such as "Girl". Girls," a comparatively upbeat track that really complements the other track on his next single - "Sleep Sounds"- which is out on a double A-side 12-inch out May 7 via Young Turks.
The Neighbourhood - Lurk
The Californian band are back, but this time with a twist. After releasing an amazing EP a few years back they made a record last year that I have to admit, was the best LP I hear all year round! But the band have kept on writing and have got their creative juices flowing one more with their latest release. It's a mixtape called "#000000 & #FFFFFF" (Black and White for those who're not familiar with the coding).
You can download the track by clicking into this link -- > HERE
Haus - Green
The Indie-Pop band who are based in and around North London have uploaded a track they recorded last year. Titled "Green" it really showcases the bands energy and really captures their live performances well, and yes, once again it's a free download. How nice of them!
As Elephants Are - Went Wrong
When I first heard this song it was called "Taxi Orgy", maybe the risqué name was changed so it was more radio friendly, but when we heard the full version a few days back we got seriously excited for their début EP. Their "Hand Prints" EP is out on the 5th of May, not long now!
Nelson-Type - Daydreams
We found their song "Daydreams" literally by stumbling on another song on soundcloud and this just so happened to be on the 'recommended' list. By the way, that's one of the best ways to discover bands effortlessly, you do find some absolute gems such as this one. The upbeat track from the Buffalo band was uploaded a month ago, but we've been seriously into it this week.
It's also a free download, click the download button in the post yea!
Layla - Black Mud
Layla has revealed a brand new song only just two days ago, but even so we've fell in love with the piano lead, pull-on-your-heartstrings title track from her EP. The track was even produced and mixed by our good old pal Ant West. You can pre-order the EP here! It's out Monday, but do give "Black Mud" a listen to, it's simply stunning, and jaw dropping beautiful, her vocals are just perfect!
Delphic - Colours Of The Day
It's a part of their new 'Mixtape' called "Get Familiar", which consists of 7 new tracks over the course of 29 minutes. "Colours Of The Day" was previously a one minute track on their page two years ago and it's great to finally hear the full version. Skip to roughly 14 minutes into the mixtape to check it out.
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
In Golden Tears - Pray
It's the last song we are every going to hear from the band, for why? They announced earlier this week that they'll be splitting up and "Pray" is the last track on the "Farewell EP". Their last show is on May 23rd in Hamburg - which we are flying out to - and "Pray" is forever going to be a track we cherish as we've heavily supported the band for a long time. It's everything they're about, a great way to end their career together.
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
Bambi - Sheltered Eyes
Bambi - the Camden band - have revealed a brand new song called "Sheltered Eyes" this week, nad we've warmed to it so much that we're going to be featuring it a lot more in the coming week - hint hint #TOTW. It's got such a drive behind it, soaring guitars, atmospheric sounds and warming vocals, certainly one for the summer. And certainly one we've been playing a lot this week!
It's also free to download - see the soundcloud stream below!
The Away Days - Your Colour
The track is yet unreleased but we've been given a sneaky listen to the Istanbul band's latest single and it's one for the summer time for sure! They're playing the Kitsune party in Istanbul on May 17th and they'll be supporting Portishead and Savages on August 20th too. You can check out a 'teaser' for their song "Sleep Well" below - just to give you a flavour of their sound!
Jamie XX - Girl
There's no hiding it, Jamie XX is going to be bigger than his other project - err The XX - very soon, especially when he's producing tracks such as "Girl". Girls," a comparatively upbeat track that really complements the other track on his next single - "Sleep Sounds"- which is out on a double A-side 12-inch out May 7 via Young Turks.
The Neighbourhood - Lurk
The Californian band are back, but this time with a twist. After releasing an amazing EP a few years back they made a record last year that I have to admit, was the best LP I hear all year round! But the band have kept on writing and have got their creative juices flowing one more with their latest release. It's a mixtape called "#000000 & #FFFFFF" (Black and White for those who're not familiar with the coding).
You can download the track by clicking into this link -- > HERE
Haus - Green
The Indie-Pop band who are based in and around North London have uploaded a track they recorded last year. Titled "Green" it really showcases the bands energy and really captures their live performances well, and yes, once again it's a free download. How nice of them!
As Elephants Are - Went Wrong
When I first heard this song it was called "Taxi Orgy", maybe the risqué name was changed so it was more radio friendly, but when we heard the full version a few days back we got seriously excited for their début EP. Their "Hand Prints" EP is out on the 5th of May, not long now!
Nelson-Type - Daydreams
We found their song "Daydreams" literally by stumbling on another song on soundcloud and this just so happened to be on the 'recommended' list. By the way, that's one of the best ways to discover bands effortlessly, you do find some absolute gems such as this one. The upbeat track from the Buffalo band was uploaded a month ago, but we've been seriously into it this week.
It's also a free download, click the download button in the post yea!
Layla - Black Mud
Layla has revealed a brand new song only just two days ago, but even so we've fell in love with the piano lead, pull-on-your-heartstrings title track from her EP. The track was even produced and mixed by our good old pal Ant West. You can pre-order the EP here! It's out Monday, but do give "Black Mud" a listen to, it's simply stunning, and jaw dropping beautiful, her vocals are just perfect!
Tuesday, 22 April 2014
Jamie XX streams "Girl"
Last week we got a radio rip recording of a (possibly) Jamie XX track from James Blake's Radio 1 show, and today Jamie XX has unveiled a full stream of his new track "Girl".
His new single "Girl / Sleep Sound" is out 5 May 2014 on Young Turks.
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Watch / [YOUTUBE] - YoungTurks
His new single "Girl / Sleep Sound" is out 5 May 2014 on Young Turks.
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Watch / [YOUTUBE] - YoungTurks
Monday, 21 April 2014
James Blake unveils a new Jamie XX track
Yep you read that right, one of the UK's finest producers to come out in the past 3 years has unveiled another great producer's track. James Blake has played Jamie XX's new track "Girl" on his Radio 1's residency. Which is turning into one of the best places to check out new electronic music other than Zane Lowe's show.
Scroll on down to check out "Girl".
Scroll on down to check out "Girl".
Thursday, 10 April 2014
Watch Jamie XX's new video for "Sleep Sound"
Jamie xx's "Sleep Sound" forms part of a new single that includes the new track "Girl" that comes out through Young Turks on 5th May, via 12" and digital download.
Below you can check out the video for it!
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Below you can check out the video for it!
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Monday, 18 November 2013
Listen to an unreleased and untitled Jamie XX track
Ripped from the Jamie xx "Live at Night + Day Berlin" mix, presented by RBMA Radio.
Listen the original mix here.
Let us know what you think of it!
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Listen the original mix here.
Let us know what you think of it!
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Other / [OFFICIAL SITE]
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