Tag Archives: ellie goulding
Aeons Remixes
More stuff from Sydney lads AEONS. They’ve just completed an official remix of Deep Sea Arcade’s endlessly catchy ‘Lonely In Your Arms’. Bouncy Hammond organs juxtaposed with your traditional Sydney-style analogue bass effusions. Pretty different to the original, suffice to say. Deep Sea Arcade – Lonely In Your Arms (Aeons Remix) They also did this [...]
Jakwobble
We gave this track a plug a couple weeks ago and, finally, here it is in all its commission-flat-electro-pop glory – the little sister of that deadly Starry Eyed remix (which Starsmith hates so much): Ellie Goulding – Under The Sheets (Jakwob Remix) And, appropriately, another Jakwob cut landed on the front lawn of Electrorash [...]
Under The Sheets Released!
When Electrorash really like someone it’s pretty obvious isn’t it. Without doubt one of my favourite pop tracks of this year Ellie Goulding’s ‘Under The Sheets’ has FINALLY copped an official release. First up from Pariah comes this moody drum and bass trip.. This man’s capacity to couple a moving vocal melody AND your staple [...]
Battle of the Neon Gold Girls
My two favourite female vocalists right now, Ellie Goulding and Marina & the Diamonds have both released clips for their upcoming singles this week and they couldn’t be less similar. First up is the noticeably slimmed-down Marina’s bizarre clip for the revamped version of Mowgli’s Road, which will be released by Atlantic Records on November [...]
Ellie Goulding – Under the Sheets
Oh Ellie. If all pop music was like this, we’d all have to find something else to complain about. She’s got one of the most fascinating voices I’ve heard in such long time, it’s sweet as can be but there’s just so much muscle to it. Under the Sheets is the latest Ellie Goulding track [...]
Jakwob
Initially I’d observed this year’s escalation of dubstep in a rather disdainful manner, but figured there was only so long I could hold out before I’d start to look like a wilful idiot. I might still look like an idiot for being so reluctant to embrace it in the first place, but at least now [...]
James Rutledge