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News: 2012 Coachella Live Stream Trailer and Schedule
Coachella revealed the webcast schedule for its first weekend, and it's a lifesaver for those of us not heading down to Indio this weekend. Beat the heat, grab a (significantly cheaper) beer, and head to a computer near you. The trailer and scheduled times (all PST) are below. (via The 405)
Friday, April 13th:
03:50 – GIVERS
04:10 – honeyhoney
04:35 – Neon Indian
05:00 – Gary Clark Jr.
05:05 – Grouplove
05:25 – Jimmy Cliff & Tim Armstrong
06:00 – Yuck
06:20 – Dawes
06:30 – Arctic Monkeys
07:10 – Madness
08:15 – Frank Ocean
08:50 – Mazzy Star
09:10 – The Rapture
09:45 – The Black Keys
10:05 – Explosions in the Sky
10:50 – The Black Angels
11:20 – Refused
Saturday, April 14th:
04:00 – We Were Promised Jetpacks
04:00 – Azealia Banks
04:00 – AWOLNATION
04:50 – tUnE-yArDs
05:00 – Destroyer
05:05 – Buzzcocks
05:35 – Kaiser Chiefs
05:55 – Manchester Orchestra
06:05 – Andrew Bird
06:30 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
06:55 – Laura Marling
07:15 – Squeeze
08:05 – St. Vincent
08:10 – The Shins
08:55 – Kasabian
09:30 – Bon Iver
10:20 – Miike Snow
Sunday, April 15th:
03:20 – Seun Kuti & Egypt 80
03:25 – Wild Beasts
03:30 – Oberhofer
03:30 – Santigold
04:15 – Real Estate
04:35 – The Growlers
04:45 – Fitz and the Tantrums
05:30 – Wild Flag
06:05 – The Hives
06:15 – Beats Antique
07:10 – The Airplane Boys
07:45 – Justice
08:30 – Beirut
09:30 – Goyte
09:45 – Modeselektor
09:45 – Florence and the Machine
Brother (Yuksek Remix) by Stuck In The Sound
Yuksek saves the day with his latest super tasty remix of Stuck In The Sound’s latest single “Brother," off the band’s new album Pursuit. Stuck on repeat.
Flashing Lights (Mac Miller Remix) by Chase & Status and Sub Focus
Last week Chase and Status dropped the deluxe version of their “No More Idols” album featuring ‘End Credits’ ft. Plan B, ‘Let You Go’ ft. Mali, ‘Hypest Hype’ Tempa T, ‘Blind Faith’ ft. Liam Bailey, ‘Time’ ft. Delilah, ‘Hitz’ ft. Tinie Tempah and ‘Flashing Lights’ ft. Sub Focus & Takura, plus videos and remixes from some of the hottest names on the global scene including Brookes Brothers, Feed Me, Trolley Snatcha, Wilkinson, 16Bit, Dillon Francis and Nero – Chase And Status protégés who are signed to their own MTA record label.
Now the duo gives away a nice remix of "Flashing Lights" featuring none other than Mac Miller, grab it off the Soundcloud below. (via First Up!)
Mixtape: Indiecency by Clyde Harris
Here is a little something from kid who loves music, clearly. This kid, who recently got into production, already has mash-ups, bootlegs, originals, mixtapes, you name it, he has it under his belt! Show some love for the talented Bacolod & Baltimore native Clyde Harris and his indie and synth-pop dance mix! Bringing in the best of both worlds with his music. Promising!
Track List:
01. Gigamesh - Red Light (Goldroom Remix)
02. Penguin Prison - Don't Fuck With My Money (Casual Encounters Remix)
03. Alex Winston - Velvet Elvis (RAC Remix)
04. Desire - Under Your Spell
05. Toro Y Moi - Still Sound (Xinobi Remix)
06. Niki & The Dove - Mother Protect (Goldroom Remix)
07. Noir, Haze - Around (Solomun Vox Remix)
08. Pat Lok - No Shame (Goldroom Remix)
09. Voxels - The Feeling
10. Holy Ghost! - I Will Come Back (Dj Mehdi Remix)
11. Kavinsky - Night Call (Kreap "Futuristic Dragon" Mix)
12. Chad Valley - Up and Down
13. Korallreven - As Young As Yesterday
14. Phoenix - Lisztomania (Religion Remix)
15. Two Door Cinema Club - Something Good Can Work (RAC Remix)
16. Lykke Li - I Follow Rivers (MANSTA "Magic" Edit)
17. Mansions on the Moon - Dessert Island
18. Phoenix - Love Like A Sunset
19. Housse De Racket - Chateau
Stay Schemin' (Xaphoon Jones Remix) by Rick Ross
Chiddy Bang’s Xaphoon Jones drops a dope rendition of Rick Ross’ Stay Schemin’ featuring Drake and French Montana on the original.
Baby Be Night (Ugly Kids Mash) by Breakbot vs. Chromeo
Ugly Kids have come with such a chilled-out version of 2 great tracks. A combination of Breakbot's “Baby I’m yours” and Chromeo’s “Night by Night” which they have renamed to “Baby Be Night." This mash, matches perfectly, and couldn’t come at a better time. Ugly Kids are set to release their first EP coming on TUFFEM UP! records this year. (via Trashbags)
Got To Be Down by Keljet
Keljet have truly done the impossible in resurrecting Brandy's "I Wanna Be Down" from out 1994’s cold but wet dungeons. Gathering the grand piano and soulful candles for a few more several renditions, Keljet raise another glass of brandy towards the night time aroma of housed up closeness. (via Aerial Noise)
Video Games (Lana Del Rey Cover) by John Mayer
John Mayer might have destroyed his vocal chords, but don’t let that stop him from coming up with an emotionally charged cover of Lana Del Rey’s “Videogames." Don’t get me wrong, I’m as sick of the remixes and covers of “Videogames” as the next guy but this is totally different. Mayer puts on a pure guitar clinic here, capturing the dark and gloomy vibe that made the original so captivating to begin with. No voice needed. (via The Chuckness)
Tension (Vocal Mix) by Nicky Romero
Nicky Romero, being the generous and amazing artist that he is, has decided to grace our ears with a FREE track to celebrate his 100,000th “Like” on Facebook. Thank you Nicky, your new track is nothing short of great and we appreciate it! Check out his new track “Tension” and make sure to like him on his Facebook page. Enjoy! (via Chubby Beavers)
Runaway (Wavves Remix) by Mr. Little Jeans
While Mr. Little Jeans is in fact a woman (Norwegian Monica Birkeness), her music seems flexible enough to garner any identity it wishes. Case in point: Nathan Williams's remix of "Runaway." In his version, the Wavves frontman seamlessly adds prominent percussion and psychedelics to the relatively chilled-out original, making it all a little extra freaky. (via Prefix)
Luv (Sic) Pt3 (feat. Shing02) by Nujabes
One of the best tracks, also one of my favorites, from the late and still great beat master, Nujabes. Sampling "Tens" by Nana Caymmi as body and of course rhymes by Shing02. It is just funny how the music puts time in perspective. Check it!
All You (feat. Waka Flocka Flame & Kaskade) by The Cataracs
Here's something different. Not considered a mash-up but The Cataracs sampling Kaskade and bringing on board Waka Flocka Flame for their new tune “All You." It’s a stunning sample usage of the 2006 Kaskade track “All You” and it’s hype factor is pretty high considering Kaskade and electronic music is tearing up mainstream radio at the moment but I’m not sure this has what it takes to stand out in the crowd. (via POP)
Video: Take Care & HYFR by Drake
Drake gives two for the price of one on a Saturday morning, dropping clips for “Take Care” and “HYFR” in succession. For the first, Drake linked up with his once-rumored paramore Rihanna for a second go-round of scintillating pop. But unlike the last collaboration, “What’s My Name?," which begs you to slowly drop it the floor, the Jamie XX-produced “Take Care” calls for more intimate gyrating. Appropriately, Drake and Rihanna spend a lot of the clip embracing each other—similar to Ciara and 50 Cent’s “Can’t Leave Em Alone” video but with a lot more clothing. There is other loveliness to behold, like the slo-mos of random wildlife dispersed throughout the video. But its beauty is no surprise, as sampling from Jamie XX and Gil Scott-Heron’s collaborative remix album inspired wonder in all of us in the first place.
To add more to his creative cache, the visual treatment for the Lil Wayne-featuring “HYFR” smashes our traditional notion of Rap Party Video, as Drake invites us to celebrate his bar mitzvah. (via The Fader)
For The Nasty (Freddie Joachim Remix) by Q-Tip
Longtime collaborators Q-Tip and Busta Rhymes teamed up for one of the iller slept-on singles of the 2000s in “For The Nasty," a track that, for whatever reason, never made its way onto an album. Instead, it lived as a single released by Motown in 2005. That didn’t stop producer Freddie Joachim from diggin’ up the somewhat-hype track and turning it into a jazzy, laid-back burner. It’s a winner. (via PIMB)















