Crimson and I have been remixed by Granneh, Martonomous, and Will Stratton. Stay tuned for the second half of Indian Summer.

Comanche – Alexandria (Grannehs Hypertango Remix)

Comanche – Alexandria (Will Stratton Remix)

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Mix of the Month favorite Will Stratton recently released New Vanguard Blues, a ten track compilation he’s put up for sale on his bandcamp. Will was one of my favorite musicians at Bennington, and his acoustic lines really shine through on this record. You can catch him live on September 12th at the Governors Island Art Fair.

Will Stratton – Bluebells

Will Stratton – Cortelyou

Will Stratton – Do You Remember The Morning

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Dipped in Dollars is proud to present our June Mix of the Month, where we ask an up-and-coming artist to present us with a mix that will allow us to gain a better perspective of their process/show us what we can expect to hear from them in the future. Will Stratton is a singer/songwriter from New Jersey who’s been steadily garnering international attention. He recently opened for D.I.D. favorites Taken By Trees and El Perro Del Mar at The Knitting Factory in New York, and will be playing a couple more shows around the city this summer. Tracklist provided below.

Mix of the Month – Will Stratton by Dipped in Dollars

Honeymoon – Nostalgia Pt. 2
Gastr Del Sol – The Seasons Reverse
Smog – I Feel Like The Mother Of The World
The Clean – Anything Could Happen
Kraftwerk – Tanzmusik
Twin Sister – Lady Daydream
Broken Social Scene – All To All
The Four Freshmen – The Day Isn’t Long Enough
Sam Amidon – Relief (R. Kelly cover)

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Vermont is taking over the world, or maybe that’s just my life this past week, or I suppose my relationship with it is stronger than I remembered. Our other pal Will Stratton has released a new EP, Vile Bodies. There is something about fall that demands that everything slow down, and for me Vile Bodies fits right in to the shift. These new songs seem more delicate and intricate to me than his past work, or perhaps the real word I’m looking for here is personal. There is an overwhelming sense of melancholy, which I think works in its favor. Of course, in addition, any song referencing an Edward Hopper afternoon is worth a listen.

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