Here's the funky Frenchness from Parisian producer Jean Tonique. I think his own description of this fine track can't really be topped: "Summer is here in Paris, it's time to clear our minds and start to think about how to spend the perfect holidays."


Happy Memorial Day to everyone in U.S. and beyond.

Another Friday and another excellent TEED track to share with you. The latest is "Stronger" which is an excellent up tempo dance track that you have to hear. Nice jam for the holiday weekend. Track is due out for release on June 11th. The next track is a remix of Imagine Dragons' track "It's Time" by Penguin Prison. Another uptempo electronic track that should keep your holiday weekend in full swing. Check it out. Sticking with the Penguin Prison theme I want to share another great track. "Hollywood" is a track by RAC featuring Penguin Prison on vocals. The Magician just worked his magic on this latest version which possibly is better than the original. I know that is blasphemous to say but it really is nice. Have a great weekend everyone!

In anticipation for Onra's new EP Deep In The Night dropping June 12th on Fool’s Gold Records - the track, "L.O.V.E." has been released today. That dark, synthy, funky kinda l.o.v.e.


Oh and if you're in Seattle, he'll be playing at The Crocodile August 11th in support for this new EP!

Frankly, L.A.'s own Classixx doesn't get nearly enough airplay here on the Giant. This fantastically talented production duo isn't just about creative spelling, as they prove once again with this brilliant poolside slow jam. I was already mulling over doing something drastic this summer like buying a white suit, but I'd say this track put me over the edge. That's the power of Classixx.

Looking just shy of 12 German producer David August has a deft ear for remixes. He is scheduled to release a 4 track EP soon on the Hamburg label, Diynamic Music. Looking forward to treating myself to that. Check out some stand out remixes from the young man.

First thing is first I have been listening to this track all week on repeat. If you haven't checked it out yet the sublime Flight Facilities released their new track "With You" featuring Grovesnor. Its incredible. Not "Foreign Language" incredible but very very close.
I was not familiar with Grovesnor before listening to this track but all of a sudden he is all over the place. There is another fantastic remix by Hatchback of his track "No Doubt About It." Really great.

The final track is from another regular, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (TEED) with his track "American Dream Part II." Gets a bit crazy for me at times but I guess that is what kids are enjoying these days. I kind of prefered his "Garden" type mellow stuff. Have a great weekend!

Classixx the LA duo is one of my favorite remix production outfits. They consistantly produce some of the most mellow remix jams out there. This remix of "You Can't Run From My Love" by Monk and Peaches is superb. Such a great summer track. I read somebody call it "mingle music" and I think that is spot on. Check it out!

Have a listen to this nu-disco jam from Paris-based producer Mr. Gonzo. Aside from the excellent name, the track's got a great Ed Banger-esque vibe to it. Would also make a great montage song. Just sayin'.



Bonus Gonzo



Both tracks are from the upcoming "Dance on You" EP which should come out on the 14th.

Just squeezin' in a quick Monday night wrapup of the weekend's best and brightest. I'm leading off with a remix of Flight Facilities "With You" from Berlin-based producer David August. I love me some Flight Facilities, it's true, but this is an especially nice 80s touch to this track. Next up is Passion Pit--not exactly anything underground at the moment but the track is quite choice. Finally, a mix from the always sensational A-Trak. He's helming the Fool's Gold Radio ship this time around. The mix is all over the place--how I like it.

School is out and I have next week off work so we are off to Puerto Rico for the week. If you have been and have any recommendations for place to eat in San Juan or Vieques please post in the comments. Now so much for you to enjoy until my return. First is a little remix in memory of the late great MCA. The next is a nice remix by who I assume is by Skream of Theophilus London's track. Saving the best for last is a track called "Hollywood" feature an Analog Giant favorite on vocals, Penguin Prison. The track is by RAC and is free to download thanks to Green Label Sound. Enjoy everyone! Have a great weekend. Peace.

Those crazy Italians in Reset! just posted a fresh remix of Kris Menace's 'We Are'. It's got all the bounce you could dream about. Well, OK, maybe it's possible to imagine even more bounce, but Reset! will always find a way to exceed your funky disco bounce expectations every time.

New track and video from Aesop Rock's upcoming album Skelethon. The record is due out July 10th. Video is pretty great. Remarkable that this is going to be Rock's 6th studio album. Very cool he is still doing well. Labor Daysremains one of my most favorite albums of all time.

Coming off the audio-visual explosion that was last night's Justice performance in Seattle, I was feeling great this morning and newly inspired. Little did I know that the good vibes would just keep flowing today with Oliver's release of their new remix of Foster the People's 'Don't Stop'. It's everything you'd expect from an Oliver remix! Oh, and side note completely unrelated to Oliver: Breakbot was the opener last night for the Justice show, and he rocked it with all of his Jesus-hair glory.



Bonus remix from Colour Vision today, which is random. But it's awesomely stripped down.

El Huervo is Painter/musician Niklas Åkerblad. His latest album is Do Not Lay Waste to Homes. It has some haunting ambient tracks with "Rounders" and "Crush" along with some more beat driven electro tracks like "Fumes." The music is great but what might be even better is the album art he has created. He is also releasing another record at the same time ...Where You Must Rest Your Weary Bones. I know this the albums make for great studying music. Nice work and perfect timing!

The superfantastik Les Loups whipped up this 15 minute minimix made up entirely of music from Rubix, a producer based out of Amsterdam. For whatever reason I wasn't all that familiar with Rubix before I flipped this one on and I came away not only impressed but and at least 15% more smooth.