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Pulp-frontman turned indie enigma Jarvis Cocker has carved an interesting career path since his debut in the early ’90s. Now he can add “dance diva” to his resume after contributing vocals to a new release by French producer duo Discodeine (aka Pilooski and Pentile). The track will be a duel release by DFA and Discodeine’s home label Dirty (sort of the “DFA of Paris” for those who know).
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This mix comes from our friends over at Red Bull Music Academy Radio. Pilooski is the french remixer best known for his edit of Franki Valli’s “Beggin’” which landed in an Adidas commercial a few years back. Here, the member of Dirty Soundsystem lays down an energizing set of nu-disco, Balerica and acid house. He even manages to make Green Velvet’s horribly over-played “Shake and Pop” sound fresh again.
LCD Soundsystem will release a remix collection of 45:33 this summer, and the tracks will be on 12″ singles. In Sep, all the singles will be gathered for an expanded version.
The remixes are:
Runaway Remix
Prince Language Remix
Prins Thomas Diskomiks Remix
Theo Parrish’s Space Cadet Remix
Trus’ Me Remix
Padded Cell Remix
Pilooski Remix
Riley Reinhold Remix
Back in 2007, James Murphy teamed up with Nike and iTunes for the project, and Murphy is working on the follow-up to Sound of Silver.
[NME]
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Adidas is running their first EVER ad in America for their Originals label features Katy Perry, Darryl “DMC” McDaniels, Method Man, David Beckam and Kevin Garrnet. In truth, the clip is you pretty standard in ther people-who-are-cool-like-you-wanna-be-having-fun-like-you-wanna-have vein. What shock us up was the use of Pilooski’s remix of Frankie Valli and the Four Season’s “Beggin.” Easily one of the top tracks of 2008 in the URB office.
Remember when people watched commercials on television? And then inevitably, someone would bug their musically knowledgeable compatriot about some irresistible little ditty that scored the soundtrack of commercialism? Well, TiVo and the Internet took care of that…but it didn’t stop the rain of advertisements using cool music. Here are the top 10 cool music commercials of ‘08:
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