AUDIO.

A couple of absolute doozey’s this week, as fan-made videos go viral in the case of Disclosure and their new weapon ‘What’s In Your Head‘. The new seminal-bass wonder Huxley has a go at recreating the hype with ‘Out Of My Mind‘, and surpasses it, whilst another Futureboogie classic pops up in Behling & Simpson‘s roller-skating groover, ‘Work That Body‘.

Disclosure // What’s In Your Head

Huxley // Out Of My Mind

Behling & Simpson // Work That Body (Feat. James Fox)

VIDEO.

Three insanely fresh new videos this week, as Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Sébastien Tellier and Jessie Ware take centre stage. ‘American Dream, Pt. II‘ is a egocentric fairytale of sharp basslines, confetti cannons and absolute chaos, whilst the smooth, French sounds of ‘Cochon Ville‘ are perfectly coupled by scores of naked men and women. The cherry on top is ‘110%‘, which is basically an excuse to bask in Ware‘s beauty.

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs // American Dream, Pt. II

Sébastien Tellier // Cochon Ville

Jessie Ware // 100%

DISCO.

Slick sounds coming from the disco elite this week, featuring the irrepressible Cosmonauts, prolifically consistent Vitalic Noise and a bubblin’ little mix from Codes for Stoney Roads. A whole raft of FITT favourites have been included amongst the new and exclusive, as Bashmore, Flosstradamus & Treasure Fingers get a good ol’ thumpin’ amongst the three.

Cosmonauts // May Top Ten

Vitalic Noise Presents // “Summer Haze” Mixtape

Codes // Mix For Stoney Roads

NAPT bringing the goods with a new EP called Tom Toms.

We all remember NAPT and Louise Marshall creating that ever popular and basketball reminding track ‘Make My Day‘, well NAPT have produced a banging EP that is expecting big things. Quoted from the Fool’s Gold blog (the record label to which ‘Tom Toms‘ is released upon) “one of the most joyous and undeniably dance-y Fool’s Gold releases to date” proves to me that this isn’t one of those ‘one hit’ EP‘s.

A touch of house joined with a sprinkle of techno mixed with a mysterious voice, NAPT has combined the perfect ingredients.

Fun bass line after a crafty intro.

Tech-house banger with looped madness welded with a jamming bass line.

Punks Jump Up remix hot Swedish duo Drop Out Orchestra and their track ‘It Will Never Be The Same‘.

I’m in love with this remix! Punks Jump Up give the track a whole new feel increasing the tempo and utilising the cool ‘It Will Never Be The Same‘ snippets throughout. This one is out May 21st on Eskimo Recordings, so stay tuned and be sure to grab this one for your home collection, DJ sets and the like!

Classixx are back and presenting a fine case of old colliding with the ‘nu’ on Gomma’s latest compilation.

The LA duo put smooth back into the groove with their latest rework of Munk & Peaches’ reinterpretation of Stephanie Mills’ disco classic ‘You Can’t Run From My Love.’ I dig that subtle clash between the chill loungey beat and the suave vocals making bold claims. Try as you might, you can’t, ahem, run, from the epic lushness of this tune.

This delectable ditty is one of the four tracks on Casablanca Reworks EP, a collection of classic disco grooves (including ‘Our Love’ by belated disco queen Donna Summer) reworked by the almighty German label’s crew.

FITT favourite Yale recieves remix treatment from Brisbane’s Luke Tkalcevic!

‘Getaway‘ is the second release from Yale which has turned out to be a great success for the duo often being played on well renowned radio station Triple J and receiving support from talented producers such as Luke Tkalcevic.

At first I wasn’t sure how a house remix of ‘Getaway‘ would initially turn out, but it has proven itself to be one for the collection, that’s for sure! Tkalcevic‘s take on the hit release incorporates the meaningful vocals whilst still producing a house vibe that takes this track somewhere else.

As they say the best things in life are free, so begin the free download and enjoy!

Brooklyn-based disco reviver Bit Funk throws down another slick remix, this time of Paloma‘s track, ‘Just Kiddin‘.

And as with all his previous oeuvre, Just Kiddin serves up sexy in a pretty cruisy way. Plus, the lack of any discernible vocals mean it makes for an ideal jam to put in the background while you’re busy doing/thinking about something else. Productivity increased right there.

We were vibing to this one hard from beginning to end and so should you.

After a four-year hiatus, one half of the brains behind Scotland’s bona fide indie label, Fence Records, are finally back and bustling at work again. Johnny Lynch, a.k.a. The Pictish Trail, cranks out a brand spankers jam titled ‘Of Course You Exist‘ as a teaser to his long-await sophomore joint, Secret Soundz Vol. 2.

The track is one big fuzz-vaganza, featuring Lynch’s muffled vocals, distorted drum machine, stabs of electric guitar and the synths so lo-fi that if it got any more so, this would just be four minutes of white noise. All of this may sound like a hot mess of a tune, but it kinda works, and the line “You exist just to piss me off” is an absolute kicker.

Olympic Ayres show us how it’s done with their track ‘The View‘!

If you haven’t heard of Olympic Ayres before then here’s a little introduction. These dance pop dudes are from Sydney, Australia and are known as the great genre spanners. Their single ‘The View‘ is a winner in my books, first impressions ooze of happy vibes proceeding by a nifty beat shortly after. Once the vocals kicked in I was hooked and having played it numerous of times now, it’s time to share with all our beloved FITTers!

This one not only comes with a free download but a video clip as well! So what are you waiting for folks? Turn those speakers up and indulge.