And just like that Back Talk are back at it again. This time remixing The Burning Ear’s old friends and Nashville superstars Cherub. Back Talk really bring this track to life with their sparse, yet very choosey production style. This track went from a laid back groover to a full out dance floor assault. Take a listen to more Back Talk here.
The inventive electronic trio “Back Talk” just dropped a new project where they reimagined seven of their favorite Kanye songs with their own unique spin. The group was inspired after passing around “Season 2” of Dissect, a podcast centering on the creation of Kanye’s greatest album MBDTF. The podcast was a catalyst for the group to discuss how much the music and career of West had inspired their own production and creative endeavors. The discussion led to the idea of remixing a Kanye song but the idea came “Why stop at just one?”. Enter “Dragon Energy” Back Talks remix EP that spans some of Kanye’s most triumphant albums, but this is only the start, Back Talk claims to have even more completed remixes in the vault, but ran into copyright issues on the streaming services. Stream all seven public remixes here.
The inventive electronic trio “Back Talk” just dropped a new project where they reimagined five of their favorite Kanye songs with their own unique spin. The group was inspired after passing around “Season 2” of Dissect, a podcast centering on the creation of Kanye’s greatest album MBDTF. The podcast was a catalyst for the group to discuss how much the music and career of West had inspired their own production and creative endeavors. The discussion led to the idea of remixing a Kanye song but the idea came “Why stop at just one?”. Enter “Dragon Energy” Back Talks remix EP that spans some of Kanye’s most triumphant albums, but this is only the start, Back Talk claims to have even more completed remixes in the vault, but ran into copyright issues on the streaming services. Stream all five public remixes here.
Attention: Van Bobbi is back with a souped-up remix of his original hit “Amelia Earhart”. Afterglow, the man responsible for this remix treat is a new producer hailing from the Chicago area – a city rich in top-notch future production. Expect to hear a lot more from both him and Van Bobbi in the near future. In the meantime, take a listen and get that blood flowing. The dance floor awaits.
Sounding something like Hall & Oates meets future RnB production, Van Bobbi is back with the that genre defying Pop sound he’s becoming known for.
“Vicious Appetite is about being trapped by the anxiety that comes with being a creative person in LA. It’s like a relentless lover that keeps you up at night..and in bed all day, whispering un-sweet nothings in your ear.”
Bonus: Check out JNL’s remix of Van Bobbi’s “Morro Bay“.
Hey all, we decided to keep things going w/ our re-introduction to the “Remix Roundup”. While we don’t have any official expectations or a set schedule, I’m going to see if I can keep these coming for you…. I’ve still got a fair amount of older and newer remixes backlogged, so I’ll try my best to mix them both in. Also, if you guys are interested, I’m starting a Spotify “Best Remixes” playlist you can follow. Keep in mind that most remixes never make it to Spotify and iTunes :(
Hey all, we decided to keep things going w/ our re-introduction to the “Remix Roundup”. While we don’t have any official expectations or a set schedule, I’m going to see if I can keep these coming for you…. I’ve still got a fair amount of older and newer remixes backlogged, so I’ll try my best to mix them both in. Also, if you guys are interested, I’m starting a Spotify “Best Remixes” playlist you can follow. Keep in mind that most remixes never make it to Spotify and iTunes :(
Part 2 coming at you hot, hot, hot. Dig in.