Not much to say here, just a great remix by international dance music kings Ministry of Sound. Part record label, part lifestyle brand, part everything these guys are doing with dance what Russell Simmons did with hip-hop. True entrepreneurs taking it to the next level. Die hard Royksopp fans are going to hate me for [...]
Thursday, August 13, 2009
I was going to post the original version of Can You Tell but I ran into this forgotten gem of a remix while looking for the MP3 soI decided to make it the subject of this post. Can You Tell was one of my favorite ‘08 songs, it’s a simple love song dealing with those [...]
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Driving down the pitch black street of Sagg Main with GPS not working at 9:30 p.m., we almost gave up on finding the weekly drum circle at Sagg Main Beach, called “Woodstock for rich people” by The New York Times. However, then we hit dozens of cars parked on the grass in no-parking zones. We followed theJumanji sounds [...]
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
“Women Are The New Men” is my personal favorite from these guys. I heard this back when it was just a demo tape recorded in a Brooklyn sandbox but the song has only gotten better with the new production and recording. This songs lyrics are so good for so many reasons that they’ve inspired a [...]
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
This bands name pretty much explains the Et Musique Pour Tous corporate strategy, Make The Girl Dance, fresh. The video is awesome, 3 naked girls walking down a street in Paris in broad day… The song is basically a play on French music/television culture – all the lyrics start with Je Veux or I want and [...]
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
This Smooth Jazz 101 inspired track is nothinig short of amazing. The chord progression is as cheesy as it gets but somehow still manages to have the feeling of something you would want to hear at a cool after hours joint. This track is completely out of place in their album, which makes it that [...]
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
I was on set yesterday for the upcoming Kristine Elezaj single Souvenir, and the experience was so captivating that it inspired a music video post. However, before I start talking about that I have to mention the Sony Red One camera the director was using for the video. Prior to that shoot I had never seen [...]
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Hip Hop heads are going to kill me for saying this, but I like the DiscoTech Remix better than the original Dr. Dre version. There I said it, crucify me. To be honest, I was never actually a fan of this song and I still don’t really like it but the remix randomly came up in my playlist [...]
Sunday, August 9, 2009
This past July, a herd of music crazed fans piled into the New Braunfels river-side venue for two nights of Austin’s favorite band Ghostland Observatory. After a long day of floating the river, the braided singer and caped keyboardist’s sounds were the perfect way to end your day. However, for some, Ghostland merely served as an [...]
Friday, August 7, 2009
Peaches is like the indie pop Lil’ Kim. Her lyrical themes are sexual, intense and just downright dirty, I love it. For the squares who can’t handle this type of circle, she may be a little much for you. Her new album, I Feel Cream, is due in a month and from what I’ve heard it [...]
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Et Musique Pour Tous is a New York City based music and culture blog. They provide you with the latest music so you hear it before the people who hear it first.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
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