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Kitsuné is back in a big way; the Parisian music label/clothing line is back with another addition to their signature compilations, #11 aka The Indie-Dance Issue (which is out today). While it has contributions from acts like Beat Connection and Housse De Racket (who are being produced by Cassius’ Philippe Zdar), one of the highlights is a remix of the Brooklyn duo CREEP, whose Young Turks single, “Days” has been revamped by Canadian house specialists Azari & III. Check it out after the jump for the D/L link.
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In many ways le Maison de Kitsuné is one of those cultural forces that has struck America in whispers but with their upcoming 10th compilation, upcoming plans to take over the US and an ever expanding base of fans the past and future of Kitsuné just seems to lay in cautious and relaxed business plans. Along with a clothing line, record label, parties, musicians and a lot more coming up, I sit down with Gildas Loaec to chatter about life, Kitsuné and music.
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For some reason, I always get Digitalism and Simian Mobile Disco confused in my head. Not that it’s so surprising. Both outfits came out around the same time in the mid-’00s, both are a duo, both rode in on the blog-house wave, and it appears that both are on a similar release schedule. So while SMD delivered a new track last week, now it’s Digitalism’s turn, dropping their first new track in three years in preparation for an album to come in 2011.
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