We're getting there, kids!!
We certainly are...Looks like our rcrdlbl fan base has exceeded 5! To that, I say those 5 people are invited to watch Robocop at my house whenever they want. Ohhh, you wanna watch Robocop too? Well, join the family! We will try and post as many of these useful blogs as possible and offer more free songs and up to the minute Voyeur info. That, and Robobcop....
Anyway..... September is shaping up to be a busy month. We have shows spread out the month, including "The Show We Will Never Forget" on Sept. 11th @ Silverlake Lounge in Silverlake wih Les Blanks (check em out if you haven't) as well as a show at The Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre in Hollywood. It's like a Saturday Night Live format and we'll either be ripping up photos of important religious figures or playing a song they didn't ask us to play. All shows are posted both here and our myspace (www.mysapce.com/wearethevoyeurs)
September is also busy because it MAY be the month we finish our full length record!!! We've been working on it ever since the first Dark Knight trailer last summer. Fucked up, huh? It'll be done and we'll be disappointed...But YOU'LL LOVE IT!!
Till then, enjoy the two tunes we have here and the few others on myspace. While you're there, check out some various Voyeur projects like Vaudeville, The Mind Blasters and our very own "record label" OTIK Records.
lots of hugs!
Sean and Jonathan Voyeur
DOWNLOAD: DJ Bitman - My Computer Is Funk
Chilean artist Jose "Toto" Romero is self-taught and proud of it. He crafts a cowboy mix of everything that sizzles under the sun- reggae, rap, funk, soul, blues, jazz, etc... The result- electro latin lounge grooves with a splash of panache and hip-hop attitude- has propelled him far within South American borders. Today, we bring a bit of his funky, synthed out grind state-side - with "My Computer Is Funk" and "Shine." So put down that caipirinha with lime and dance, god damn it.
CONTEST: Win tickets to see Little Dragon at the ROXY in LA
We’re really excited for Swedish lounge-pop outfit Little Dragon to finally be coming Stateside. We’ve been spinning “Fortune” pretty much non-stop since it first came into our realm a few weeks ago, and now we have the opportunity to offer some tickets for you guys to win (we know—no need to thank us). The band are playing at the Roxy in West Hollywood, CA on April 4th (with guests Garth Trinidad and Jason Bentley), and we’re sure it will be a magical night to remember. We have two pairs of tickets for giveaway, and all you have to do is sign up for our mailing list if you haven’t already (email field on the right) and send an email to contests@rcrdlbl.com with “LITTLE DRAGON” in the headline. Winners will be chosen at random. Good luck!
STREAM: Carla Bruni - Those Dancing Days Are Gone
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Carla Bruni has been making headlines recently as that First Lady of France (for real) but let us not forget that her primary scene is music, not world politics... And totally laid-back, jazzy, sultry, amazing music at that. “Those Dancing Days Are Gone”, from Carla’s first English-speaking album No Promises, sounds like her fellow countrywoman Charlotte Gainsbourg’s loungy jazz-pop: soft, sweet vocals, insightful lyrics. The best part is the soothing harmonies in the second verse—wait for it. Chills.
Stream “Those Dancing Days Are Gone” at Carla’s RCRD LBL page, and make sure to keep your ear peeled for more awesome music from her and Downtown Records…
VIDEO: Adam Green on the Culture Show
Check out this awesome footage of our favorite indie crooner, Adam Green, on the UK's Culture Show last week. So weird that the Moldy Peaches are getting so much posthumous hype off of the Juno soundtrack. Way to go Adam! We just got a copy of his new record Sixes and Sevens and it picks up where Jacket Full of Danger left off, i.e. folkie lounge act totally devoid of irony and possessing perfect songwriting. Awesome.
VIDEO: Adam Green - Morning After Midnight
Like all compelling artists, it seems like Adam Greem has disappeared down his own rabbit hole: with his new single "Morning After Midnight", we're greeted with the aural smorgasbord of Barry Manilow crooning, calypso drumming and big band brass sections. Even though it's obviously retro, it sounds so fresh next to the cookie-cutter, too cool for school indie bands we're so well aware of.
VIDEO: The making of Mark Ronson's Just
A few days ago we posted the newest Mark Ronson video, for this Radiohead cover "Just", featuring Phantom Planet frontman Alex Greenwald. He just posted a cool little making of featurette on YouTube, which is worth a gander if you're a real fan of lounge-esque, post-modern cover bands...
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