There's no questioning
Chromeo's place on the Mount Rushmore of Canadian electronic music. The same can be said for
Mr. Carmack, who continues to prove his place among the best beat and bootleg makers in the game. So when I found out the High Priest of Honolulu had put his touch on the classic
Chromeo cut "
Fancy Footwork," I knew we were in for a treat. The 'two-step' song already oozes with wicked vibes through synths and percussion play, and Carmack's only upped that. It's almost like an atmospheric breakbeat track that flourishes through fantastic and understated grooves. There's no questioning the dance quality of either this or original, in which
Chromeo was perhaps the first to de-contextualize the word "twerk" (
see their annotation via Genius). Enjoy the updated version of "
Fancy Footwork," released in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the record below. Stream/purchase
here.
There's even more Macklovitch music on
Bump In The Hump tonight with a remix of
A-Trak's "
Believe." I've also got a dozen artists making their first appearance on
Radio Humber, yes, you read right - TWELVE NEW ARTISTS. Everything ranging from RnB and funk, to house and dubstep. And of course there's the fire finale with standards like
Rezz,
Snails,
Sam Lamar and more. Don't sleep cause the new music just keeps coming on
Bump In The Hump, live from 6-8 PM EDT
here or on
Mixcloud afterwards.
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