[MP3] Ryan Hemsworth – Ryan Must Be Destroyed (Wave Racer Remix)

Should have posted this one yesterday but no matter, here it is now and available for purchase HERE….

[MP3] Broken Bells – Holding On For Life (Zeds Dead Remix)

#latepass

Something a little different from Zeds Dead. I likes!

Previously on The Kitchen:

– Zeds Dead x Greta Svabo Bech – Shut Up & Sing V2.0 [MP3]

– Zeds Dead – Ratchet [MP3]

– Zeds Dead – Hot Sauce EP (Minimix) [MP3]

[Events] See Audego Live at Nocturne and Czehoski’s for CMW

Missed them last night at the Gladstone Hotel but the group I dubbed possibly ‘the next Portishead‘, Audego is right here in my hometown of Toronto for Canadian Music Week for a series of shows. I missed last night’s show but I’m definitely going to try and catch one, if not both shows at Nocturne and Czehoski’s, especially since both venues are like less than two blocks from my apt. #downtownliving

Previously on The Kitchen:

– Audego – From My Blue [MP3]

– Audego – From My Blue (Friendships Remix) feat. Hedsbent & Kwasi [MP3]

Audego online: facebook | twitter | website

[MP3] Haim – Forever (Giorgio Moroder Remix) / If I Could Change Your Mind (Cerrone Funk Mix)

These came remixes came out a few weeks back which is ancient history in blog historical terms but, while I never got around to posting them, Giorgio Moroder and Cerrone are such massive legends in the electronic & dance music game that these have to be posted still anyway!

[MP3] Yeah Boy – Can’t Get Enough (Sam Padrul remix)

This is a heater if you dig stuff like Phoenix or Tahiti 80. Check the following blurb for more info on this premiere by iD magazine:

Parachute Youth’s Johnny Castro has moved onwards and upwards and we’re loving his solo sound. Now going by the brilliant, Yeah Boy, he’s been busy making summery pop goodness that’s just waiting to soundtrack your festival fun times. As he gears up to release his Can’t Get Enough EP through Warner’s One More Tune on 5th May, i-D are pleased to present this tasty treat of a remix by Sam Padrul. Raising the funk level to optimum, we’re loving the disco synths on this harmonious pop debut.