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I’m not sure what happened in this video to make this girl dance on top of a building in her bathing suit.

The Rapture’s “How Deep is Your Love” is probably my most played song this fall. Now you can download the stems from the great track and do your own remix here. Bon chance.

The Rapture – How Deep Is Your Love (Kid Color’s Saxtended Remix) by Kid Color

Just a really pretty song from Arrange. Baldy here is tearing up about it.

Arrange – Sun Showers by JUKBOXR-label

Are you down for some sequenced melodies and some chunky synth bass?
Airwolfe by alaskainwinter

Austin Texas electronic duo Orangewood create music that’s prime for documentaries or hammering out that last minute paper. Oh and the illustration above has nothing to do with them. It’s just a drawing of Spider-Man some dude and a parrot that I did last night.

I Can’t Find You – SolarSolar from SolarSolar on Vimeo.

Some hypnotic Canadian electronica. I dig.

Walking Like Children by SolarSolar

Dear Lions, a group from New York use traditional rock instruments to create atmospheric pop songs that might strike a chord in fans of The Strokes, The Walkmen or The Stills. I’m sure there are more bands to compare them to (Like the Smiths?) but I’m gonna cut the comparisons and let you listen.

Holmes, aka Roy Shakked, is a Los-Angeles-based producer and multi-instrumentalist. He is releasing an album called Covers and as you might expect, it is an album of covers. From Queen to Ice Cube. Check out his video for “Bicycle” below.

Bandcamps are pretty awesome huh?

Ethan Tufts AKA State Shirt is back with his sophomore album “Get Bloody”. His sound is for listeners of The Postal Service, Radiohead and the Flaming Lips. Get enveloped in the layers of dark ethereal ambiance and beats on Disappointed (Pet Shop Boys Cover) below.

Disappointed by stateshirt

Columbus Ohio’s electronic goth outfit The Town Monster have released another gloriously dark reference to Bela Lagosi. There’s some blood and sex in this video, so if that’s too much for you listen to the track below.
Bela Lugosi by The Town Monster