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Digitalism – 2 Hearts (ge.tt)

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“Today Yelle is releasing not one but two new eye-popping videos (by Canadian director Jeremie Saindon), which together form a miniature film for their forthcoming album “Safari Disco Club” (March 14th; V2/Cooperative Music). In the first half, which is the video for the album’s title track, the trio hit the dance floor to create a real-life safari disco club. The second half, which is the clip for “Que Veux-Tu,” finds GrandMarnier hopping behind a drum kit, Tepr manning the keys, and frontwoman Julie Budet slipping into a sparkly red dress to keep the party going. In both clips Yelle are joined by dance crew Fanny Pak, who were featured on the MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew. Like all things Yelle, the videos are a place where late night fun, fashion, and a sly sense of humor all come together.”

Dancey Manchester indie/electro trio Delphic have been called the New Order for the 21st century and have already had some acclaim with the “This Momentary” single release on Kitsuné. Now they are about to drop their debut album “Acolyte” (released on own label Chimeric in conjunction with Cooperative Music and produced by Ewan Pearson) on January 20th and also they’re embarking on a tour that will take them to Scandinavia. Producer of the moment – Riton – comes with a bouncy re-rub that sees the track enlist some of his signature sound.

Delphic – Doubt (Riton re-rub) (zShare)

Tourdates after the jump.

Dec 04 Birmingham, UK Academy
Dec 05 Hatfield, UK The Forum
Dec 08 Manchester, UK Academy
Dec 11 London, UK Koko
Dec 12 Derby, UK The Royal
Dec 13 Glasgow, SCT Optimo @ Sub Club
Dec 15 Lincoln, UK Engine Shed
Dec 16 Leamington, UK Spa Assembly Rooms
Dec 18 Manchester, UK Central
Dec 19 Sheffield, UK The Plug
Dec 31 Manchester, UK Warehouse Project (DJ Set)
Jan 07 London, UK The Garage
Jan 14 Norwich, UK Arts Centre
Jan 15 Oxford, UK Academy 2
Jan 16 Sheffield, UK Leadmill
Jan 17 Bristol, UK Thekla
Jan 19 Brighton, UK Audio
Jan 20 Wolverhampton, UK Little Civic
Jan 21 Liverpool, UK Kazimier
Jan 22 Glasgow, SCT King Tuts
Jan 23 Leeds, UK Cockpit 2
Jan 26 London, UK The Tabernacle
Feb 03 Hamburg, DE Molotow
Feb 05 Stockholm, SE Heroine @ Debaser Medis
Feb 06 Oslo, NO Blå
Feb 08 Copenhagen, DK Vega
Feb 09 Berlin, DE Bang Bang Club
Feb 10 Munich, DE 59:1
Feb 11 Milan, IT Kiss This @ Magnolia
Feb 13 Cologne, DE Subway
Feb 14 Brussels, BE Witloofbar
Feb 15 Mons, FR Chapelle Club
Feb 16 Paris, FR Nouveau Casino
Feb 17 Amsterdam, NL Paradiso

(Via Creative Review)

Also, this is for the UK heads. The Guardian has teamed up with Rabid Records and Cooperative Music to give readers a live version of the debut album by Fever Ray. Following an exclusive interview in tomorrow’s Film and Music section there will be a unique URL printed in Saturday’s edition of The Guardian that will allow readers to download the album.

The Very Best, consisting of the Swedish/French world music connoisseurs in London based production duo Radioclit along with Malawi born crooner Esau Mwamwaya, caused quite a stir amidst music fans all over the world with release of their “The Very Best mixtape” which featured Esau’s soothing and soulful vocals sung over a blend of well-known pop, dance, afro and indie tracks. The trio are now on the verge of releasing their debut album “Warm Heart Of Africa”, it’ll be out on Moshi Moshi/Cooperative Music (Green Owl in the US) September 2nd. To tide you over until then – yes, we know it’s going to be a long, hot summer – we just received an exclusive a track from the album. This groovy track; “Warm Heart Of Africa” (with guest vocals from Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig), is insanely good and will be perfect for your summer parties, in fact it’ll probably keep you bouncing all the way until September.

The Very Best – Warm Heart Of Africa (direct link)

BONUS: Check out Radioclits “Fu (Na-Na-Na)” mix (Funana is apparently a high BPM, accordion filled style of dance music from Cap Verde) over at Corporate Bloggin.