Another fine night of french electro goodness from the peeps over at Playground as they host as 80′s electro cartoon character Kavinsky at XOYO, and he’s also decided to bring Ed Banger’s art department Feadz along for some London shenanigans too.
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XOYO on Saturday, 28th May KAVINSKY, FEADZ, HEY TODAY! + More
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May
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Tags: Competition, Feadz, Hey Today!, Kavinsky, XOYO
Kavinsky Remixes SebastiAn's 'Embody' Full Stream
28
Mar
So the world is going Ed Banger crazy, and this is because Justice and SebastiAn both had tracks out today, Justice with their rock/electro anthem ‘Civilization’ and Kavinsky’s remix of SebastiAn’s debut single ‘Embody’.
DECIDE THE REMIXES
3
Feb
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Paranoiak, the label that looks after an exciting crop of new aritsts, from Star Guitar to Irish Steph – and today they pointed us in the direction of the ever decisive DECIDE.
Kavinsky's Nightcall The Remixes
2
Nov
Kavinksy died in 1986, after he crashed his prized Testarossa off a cliff and died upon impact, or did he? Fast-forward to 2005 and a resurrection occurred, a Zombie-like Kavinksy came back to life, with this new Zombie blood rushing through his un-dead body he went straight to the studio to see how this possession [...]
Ren Riz Remixes Discosau
30
Jul
Kavinsky's Nightcall gets the Ren Riz treatment
25
Jun
Australian newcomer Ren Riz has just popped a remix of the fantastic Kavinky’s Nightcall remix on to his Soundcloud, not sure if it is a bootleg or official. We loved it and reminded us of the early Rex the Dog production. Enough said. Check it out below. Kavinsky – Nightcall (Ren Riz remix) by Ren [...]
Kavinsky's Nightcall produced by one half of Daft Punk
9
Mar
Kavinksy is about to drop his follow-up EP to the cult classic “1986″, not only is it great song – it has been produced by one half of Daft Punk, Guy-Manuel de Homem Christo. On top of that the song was mixed down by Sebastian, and there are remixes from Breakbot and Dustin N Guyen (which [...]
Kavinsky
27
Jul
In 1984, two major events occurred that shaped Parisian electro producer Vincent Belorgey’s (Kavinsky’s) life: in America, Miami Vice made its television premiere, and in France, nine-year-old Belorgey (aka Kavinsky) quit taking piano lessons for good. These two historical incidents intersect in the Frenchman’s songs, which sound like a musical stab at remaking Jan Hammer’s synthetic score for the fabled Florida-based cop show.
