Have you listened to Tubular Bells? I believe most people who care about music, not just as background noise, have, at some point in their lives. You may remember where you were when it finally clicked, or maybe it never did. Either way, don’t worry. This is not an
I had the pleasure of giving the French duo Archil & Leon a remix treatment. Known for their artful blend of groove, melody, and a subtle French touch, they instantly pulled me in with the original track. When they reached out and asked me to remix it, I didn’t
When three masters of sophisticated groove join forces, it is time to buckle up or better yet, put on your shades and step onto the deck. With “You Get Me So High”, Erobique, Satin Jackets, and Thunder set sail on open waters between disco, Westcoast soul, and shimmering 70s glamour.
Welcome to 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣6️⃣🥂😃 Let's kick it off with a recording of our show at Sacré in Paris from November 13th. We'll keep this year groovy, vibey, classy and full of moments to just lose yourself in the sound. Here’s to more magic,
As the year gently winds down, this season offers a rare and welcome pause, a moment to breathe, reflect, and simply be. After an incredible year on the road, it still feels almost unreal to look back at 52 shows across the Americas and Europe. So many cities, so many
Satin Jackets reunite with long-time collaborator Tailor for their new single “Criminal”. The two have built a remarkable track record together, releasing fan favorites like “Relapse”, “Spell” and “First Thing “on Eskimo Recordings, followed by “Somewhere in Paradise” and “Oceanside” on Golden Hour. Now they return with “Criminal”, a song
Two years into the AI revolution. The first time was magical. A conversation with a machine that didn't just respond but understood, that remembered context and spoke with something approximating warmth. Then came the images, sublime visions conjured from nothing but text, digital paintings that seemed to capture
Thoughts on the Artist’s Balancing Act. There is a romantic myth that artists should live and die by their muse alone, that money, contracts and percentages are distractions best left to the people who know their way with it. It sounds comforting, even noble. But more often than not,
Whether you are at home, at work, or just relaxing after a long day you can now tune in to a non stop live stream of music curated just for you.
Looking back on the last stretch of touring, two nights stand out in a special way and both are now up on YouTube. The latest upload is from Denver’s Levitt Pavilion, recorded this past September on a crisp late-summer evening in 2025. Playing outdoors under an open sky gave
I first came across the Nu Disco wave in the late 2000s, and it hit me like a brick. Chords, vocals, beats, all coming together in a way that just felt alive. Just like back then. At the time, I was listening to Downtown Party Network’s “Days Like These”
I still remember the day I bought my first 12-inch from Booka Shade. It was 1997, the record was called “Silk” on the Dutch label Touché. I couldn’t have guessed it then, but that early vinyl would end up marking a point on the map for me. I kept