Showing posts with label Penguin Prison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Penguin Prison. Show all posts
Video: Hollywood (feat. Penguin Prison) by RAC
We’re quite proud of RAC’s latest track titled “Hollywood” and equally as impressed by their video. RAC has perennially been our favorite collective remix artist(s) and their collaboration with the multi-faceted rising star, Penguin Prison, makes this song no joke. André Allen Anjos, founder of RAC and composer/songwriter of “Hollywood” is seen here in this video.
Director Ryan Reichenfeld and cinematographer Kyle Hill melted the scenery of LA with a mystified cowboy. Somehow this old cowboy from the West, Clint Eastwood eyes and all, is stuck wandering through the LA night, yet manages to hitch his horse and take a leak, build a fire in an alleyway like some city slicker and venture around as if on a mission. Will he ride into the sunset? See for yourself… (via MUF)
Hollywood (The Magician Remix) by RAC
The Remix Artist Collective comprised of Andre Allen Anjos, Andrew Maury and Kalk Kling have blessed us with countless of satisfying remixes over the past 2 years. But now the tables have turned. Belgian DJ The Magician takes on the playful original and makes something of his own with a cheerful summer-friendly remix. It only seemed right for the first RAC original to get the remix treatment by The Magician. It’s a bubbling, infectious tune highlighting the sunnier side of Hollywood.
It's Time (Penguin Prison Remix) by Imagine Dragons
While on the road touring across the U.S.Interscope Records signees Imagine Dragons have unveiled their latest commissioned remix of their single "It's Time" off the band's debut KidInaKorner/Interscope release Continued Slience EP.
The remix is the third in a series of remixes of the band's popular single, the first two of which were handled by Vaski and Famties. For the latest remix the band called on NYC's Chris Glover, better known as Penguin Prison whose expertise lies6 is crafting catchy disco-infused pop tunes. Penguin Prison shows off his chops as he tackles the Las Vegas quartet's single by injecting a healthy dose of fun into the track and giving birth to a carefree pop-friendly tune. (via EARMILK)
Fair Warning (Robotaki Remix) by Penguin Prison
Here's Robotaki‘s remix of Penguin Prison’s “Fair Warning." According to what I read on his SoundCloud, he made this in just 5 or 6 hours. Anyway, just like everything he does, this sounds excellent. This kid knows exactly what he’s doing. (via Golden Scissors)
Hollywood (feat. Penguin Prison) by RAC
Green Label Sound is proud to announce the release of the very first original single from Portland-based DJ RAC. The track "Hollywood" featuring Penguin Prison incorporates stellar production by Andre Allen Anjos (RAC) and amazingly catchy melodies from Chris Glover of Penguin Prison.
Don't Fuck With My Money (Sammy Bananas Remix) by Penguin Prison
Here's an official remix for Downtown Records artist Penguin Prison's single "Don't Fuck With My Money." Sammy Bananas taking the aggressive and somewhat dark subject matter and contrasted it with a feel good and bouncy track. Head over to Beatport or iTunes to Download.
Lana Del Rey
The very gorgeous Lizzie Grant a.k.a. Lana Del Rey is old-school Hollywood meets blog world meets Fleetwood Mac. This girl has been racking up some hype in the blog scene from a release two months ago which acquired the best new track title with her "Video Games" single. Take note that this single had a video that she herself produced which had a lot of dusty old chopped-up clips and a whole lot of pouting. Pretty creative, eh? But not only is she very attractive but she also has the vocals to back it up. Why don't I let Pitchfork tell you more about this beauty.
Says Pitchfork:
"Lana Del Rey is also Lizzy Grant, a 24-year old who grew up singing in several defferent school choirs in Lake Placid, New York, about five hours north of the city. She released an album on iTunes in January 2010 produced by vet David Kahne, known for his work with Paul McCartney, The Strokes, and Regina Spektor, among many others. The LP, dubbed Lana Del Rey, has since been deleted. "I would like people focused on my new music for now," wrote Del Rey in an e-mail-- understandable since that record's disty Americana only hints at the promise of "Video Games." And while she's previously admitted that "managaers and lawyers" helped her choose the "Lana Del Rey" moniker, she's not a character or a studio creation. On the topic Lizzy vs. Lana, she wrote, "There's not a real me and another me. Same person, just a different name"
Here I have her two fashionably elegant tracks, "Blue Jeans" and "Video Games," remixed. These tracks have just been released via Stranger Records and already they're catching the attention of the digitally gifted. So here are two more reasons to obsess over her (like we need more). Jamie Woon and Penguin Prison, take it away!
Blue Jeans (Penguin Prison Remix) by Lana Del ReyVideo Games (Jamie Woon Remix) by Lana Del Rey
