Hopefully you guys know by now how much I appreciate a good music video. This one from OSYM is based on Kafka’s (genius) Metamorphosis. Apparently the track itself is also a tribute to Flying Lotus. You have to love all the respect being paid, so dive in.
We’re very excited and honored to be presenting this mixtape (alongside Mostly Junk Food and Potholes in My Blog) by one of our favorite musicians, the wonder that is Datahowler. He’s crafted this one in honor of the heatwave/drought that Texas experienced this summer from which they are just now recovering. In his own original work he draws from a myriad of influences, so it’s only fitting that this would be an eclectic bundle of joy. More than just a mix, it’s an explorative journey of sound. Stream it through his bandcamp here, or grab the .zip of mp3s. He’s also nominated for two Dallas Observer Music Awards (Best New Artist and Best Electronic Artist) so show him some voting love here. In addition, he has a few free albums floating around on his bandcamp, so dont sleep.
Tracklisting:
Beck – Mixed Bizness
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – How Can U Luv Me
The Players Association – The Things You Get Me To Do
Eugene Wilde – Personality Split
Broken Bells – The Ghost Inside
Apples In Stereo – Joanie Don’t U Worry
Javelin - Lindsay Broham
Ariel’s Pink Haunted Graffiti – Round & Round (Datahowler Edit)
Ivy – It Must Be Magic
Bibio – Light Sleep
Dirty Gold – California Sunrise
Toro Y Moi – You Hid
Madlib – Do You Really Think (Datahowler Remix)
Botany – Waterparker
Bonobo – Terrapin
SBTRKT – Wildfire
Sun Glitters – Everything Could Be Fine
The Union – Fences (Remix)
Shlohmo – Places
Tobacco – Hair Candy
Com Truise – Datebar
Star Slinger – Mornin
Flying Lotus – Melt (Datahowler Edit)
“Montaña de Tormenta” is one of the wilder tracks from San Gabriel‘s phenomenal debut on Time No Place, juxtaposing cumbia basslines with rude-boy samples and a high pitched vocal squeal that rises above its tropical melancholia. Volfe is out digitally right now, and you should also pick up the vinyl when it’s out on June 26.
Read →Dipped in Dollars (D.I.D.) is the brainchild of Chief and Danger. While attending a crazy liberal arts college in Vermont, we realized our mutual love of righteous dance music, art, and the people behind them. D.I.D. exists to share this love with you and hopefully turn you on to something new.
This site exists to promote artists, if you hear something you like, think about throwing the artist(s) a few dollars, buy an album, go to a concert, show them you care. If any artists or official people want us to take any of our links down, just shoot us an email and we'll take care of it.
If you wish to contact the team, send mail to did@dippedindollars.com or for individual addresses, check here. (But please not both, duplicates are a drag)
Dipped in Dollars (D.I.D.) is the brainchild of Chief and Danger. While attending a crazy liberal arts college in Vermont, we realized our mutual love of righteous dance music, art, and the people behind them. D.I.D. exists to share this love with you and hopefully turn you on to something new.
This site exists to promote artists, if you hear something you like, think about throwing the artist(s) a few dollars, buy an album, go to a concert, show them you care. If any artists or official people want us to take any of our links down, just shoot us an email and we'll take care of it.
If you wish to contact the team, send mail to did@dippedindollars.com or for individual addresses, check here. (But please not both, duplicates are a drag)
