Our friends at The FADER have been jamming on this Belgian-cum-Miami funkfest for a minute, and it is righteously good. We were already drawn to the coffeepop sway of Au Revoir Simone’s original, ...

Athens, GA garage heroes The Whigs let go of another song from their forthcoming third LP, In The Dark, a propelling little riffer called "Hundred / Million" that does the minor key verse / exultant major key chorus thing to a perfect end, again. ...

...in which Vetiver's Andy Cabic remixes Vetiver track "More Of This". It gets more disorientating than that, Cabic's 'Neighbours' remix taking in Hawaiian surf and sun-drenched Afro guitars and still somehow sounding like Christmas. ...

L.A. afro-rock collective Fool's Gold get the amphibious remix treatment from Mad Decent's masked crusaders Toadally Krossed Out, they of many ribbits and squiggly beach rave synths. If there ever was a Weekend At Bernie's 3: The Ibiza Adventures, this would have to play during the credits.

After an October hiatus, the RCRD LBL podcast returns with a fresh selection of jams culled from our always-free, always-legal digital stacks. Inside you'll find songs from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and A-Trak, ...

We've been waiting for an album since "Beeper," but LDN rave duo The Count & Sinden have been going the slow drip single route, and thanks to Fool's Gold, their recent growler "Mega" hit North American shores a few weeks ago. ...

Enthusiasm, falsettos, child choirs and the-falling-in-love-every-five-minutes - there's something about Passion Pit that just screams youth, so it's no surprise to learn that the latest kids to remix them look about 12 and are the youngest DJs ever to record an Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1. ...

Completing the "Shame On Me" remix drip in typically luxe fashion is the Frenchman Yuksek, who eschews Viking and Jacknife Lee's drive-time vibes for velvet rope lounge disco, synths soft like bear rugs and handclaps aplenty. ...

RCRD LBL pal and Fool's Gold co-founder Nick Catchdubs recently linked with Proper Villians for this flip of the Cataracs' "Club Love," morphing the Berkeley duo's vocodered club rap into an elephantine trunk rattler. ...