The Magician - When The Night Is Over remixes

We covered The Magician's new single "When The Night Is Over", featuring Swedish duo Newtimers a while back. This week the remix EP was released with a pretty big-name support in Brodinski, Ejeca, Clancy and Claptone. I don't know if it's the house/deep house poisoning talking, but I'm not that impressed with Brodinski's slow electro version, but, rather predictably perhaps, I like the other versions a lot. Oh, and the Claptone remix, which featured in the Magic Tape from the other day, is free download. Pick the EP up on Beatport or iTunes.

The best remixes of Lana Del Rey's "Born To Die"

Hyped and awesome Lana Del Rey finished 2011 in a huge hype and it continues as expected in 2012. Soon is her debut album here and to give rise to it her second single release is here, named the same as the album "Born To Die". To such a hyped artist there are always loads of remixes turning up, unofficial and official ones, some good, some ok and some bad or boring ones. Today we have done the dirty job and dug into the pile of remixes that are out there. And here are the best ones...so far! We will send the bill to The Remix Society.

Without any doubt, Leo Zero's remix is a grain of gold in the pile, the only remix that actually give it the proper treatment. Not only in the sound, but also making it into an 11 minute something disco eargasm, that keeps you alert for the whole track. Since I first heard it in Aeroplane's December mix I wanted to get my hands on it. Go Leo!

Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (Leo Zero Remix) (128 kbps)

The #2 fave is also kind of obvious in Gucci Vump's official remix. Gucci Vump are the duo of Brodinski and Guillaume from The Shoes and they give it a really nice treatment too.

Lana Del Rey - Born to Die (Gucci Vump Remix) (128 kbps)

The Gemini remix is also a nice one, that I didn't think I would like so much when I first heard it, because I'm not a big fan (or fan at all) of the dubstep thing. But it has actually grown.

Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (Gemini Remix) (320 kbps)

The latest one we got our hands on is one of the remixes to be on the official remix EP release of "Born To Die". Woodkid takes a nice approach on Lana's track and treats it with dignity. The other remixes on the remix EP will be from Damon Albarn and Clams Casino.

Lana Del Rey - Born To Die [Woodkid Remix] by PurplePR

Hot hot hot!

I know it's like swearing in church, but it's so darn hot here in Stockholm right now. You sweat like Zinedine Zidane if you try to move an inch and your brain seems to be slowly turning into fudge. Here are some fresh tracks I listen to to cool me down, but they don't seem to do the trick. I guess they're too hot.

See, can't even bother to write a few coherent lines...

First up, Danish indie band WhoMadeWho remixed by British Balearic/nu disco duo Reverso 68:

WhoMadeWho - Keep Me In My Plane (Reverso 68 Remix)

Messieurs Yuksek and Brodinski turns Peaches's "Lose You" into an uptempo but beautiful techno track that manages to be intense and mellow at the same. <3

Peaches - Lose You (Yuksek & Brodinski Remix)

Any summer feelings should be augmented by this up-lifting remix by Dcup of fellow Aussies teenagersintokyo.

teenagersintokyo - Death Rides A Horse (Dcup remix)

Christian Karlsson and Pontus Winnberg in Miike Snow shows that saving Britney Spear's career by producing "Toxic" was no fluke. Or is their American colleague Andrew Wyatt the one behind ravey electro house hits like these?

Peter Bjorn & John - It Don't Move Me (Miike Snow Remix)