How To Dress Well - Decisions

Stripped down, Rnb influenced electronics by Tom Krell aka How to Dress Well. A little something to chill out with.

Cloud Nothings

The video is a bit eewwww, but this track by Cleveland powerpopper Cloud Nothings is good stuff. In fact, his whole album is yummy. Sounds like Wavves without the far-out drugs experiences.



Check it out at luisterpaal while it's still there.

David Lynch - Good Day Today

This track is so weird... But Good, very good. Oh yeah, it's David Lynch.



Free download of the Boys Noize remix on Rcrdlbl.

Tanlines - Real Life (Memory Tapes remix)

From Brooklyn, Tanlines are doing pretty well lately and are finally finding their way to Europe with a compilation album of their USA only EP's, which should be out soon (excited!). This remix by chillwave producer Memory Tapes makes me longing for the summer.

hard days

Due to examinations of the most of our crew, PAVLOV is taking it slow for a couple of weeks. But don't worry, we'll be back. Also, we're looking for a new colleague to share some art/graphic design. If you're interested, mail us at thepavlovblog@gmail.com.

Luckily I found this silly camel on the net to make this post worth its while.

Villah Nah - Midnight Versions

Early heads op for Turbo 098, featuring two great remixes by techno wizzkids Juri Hulkonnen and Jesper Dahlbäck (as Kebacid) for the finland based electropop band Villa Nah. Very deep and emotional techno. I'm so hooked on the Kebacid one that it's on endless repeat today. Voice loop is giving me goosebumps. Yum.

 Turbo 098 | Villa Nah - Midnight Versions by turborecordings

Interesting literature

Isn't it?

RJD2 - The Glow Remixes

Hiphop producer RJD2 (most famous for his great Ghostwriter) gives away a free remix package of his new track the glow. Fools gold regulars Flosstradamus give the track a disco spin. Paolo Palazzo provides a great grinding bassline and Candy Cane's remix isn't that good really. But hey, it's free!

You can find the EP and more info here.

Felix

Moombahton

It's not exactly new anymore but I  guess lots of you still haven't heard of Moombahton yet. Though the style has to be one of the least ambitious in the last couple of years (it mainly consists of edits of heavily slowed down Dutch House tracks) it sure makes a nice variation in my mainly speed-driven EDM collection.

Quizzers pay attention: Dave Nada -one half of the electro duo Nadastrom- is regarded as the founding father of Moombahton, which he discovered while playing Afrojack's Moombah at 108 bpm. Dutch House may be short-lived, but maybe Moombahton can keep those high-pitched synthlines alive.

Nada gave the first Moombahton EP away for free. So here ya go. (Riverside Remix being my absolute favourite)

 Dave Nada - Moombahton by T&ARecords

Felix

Soft Circle - Shore Obsessed

I stumbled upon this new -and pretty outstanding- release by NY based Soft Circle in a random webcruise yesterday. Lots of hipster-potential in this project: poppy sounds, discobeats and main man Baroosha himself, who was a founding member of the noise ensemble Lightning Bold. Think Animal Collective on E. Only downer is the fact that I keep confusing the band's name with Soft Cell. Gives me the creeps.

You can stream the album on the Dutch site luisterpaal.nl (which is a gift of God, by the way), and rcrdlbl is giving away the track 'Treading Water' for free.