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Continental Records (Jerry Bouthier's label), will release Kill The Hero's feat. Maggie K de Monde Surrender EP on September 24th - which includes great remixes from Mannequine, Shazam, Lancelot, Play Paul, Tulip and Note Factory)

*** STREAM THE WHOLE EP HERE ***

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Kitsuné Maison 14 – The Tenth Anniversary Issue will be available on Digital, CD and Double LP on October 15th!

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Two Door Cinema Club new album, BEACON is available now! Get it here.

via RCRD LBL

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"Another Dawn" feat. Irfane is taken from Breakbot's long-awaited debut album By Your Side to be released September 17th/18th on Ed Banger Records.

Pre-order here! http://smarturl.it/byyourside-preorder

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The Inner Mansions, the new album from Teen Daze, will be released on November 6, 2012 on Lefse Records.

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"Evolved" is taken off Vague-à-bonde's upcoming second album due out Winter 2012.

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Free download!

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There are two big draws to Stevie that make her a rare pop prospect. Firstly, she produces all of her own songs. Her first self-taught beats came together on way out-of-date computers whilst glancing out of the window at rural Cornwall. The result is a sound that mixes the cutting edge with some well placed bits of the past - Trip Hop meets Future Bass via the classic swing of Garage. As a producer she's earning her stripes and her music is all the more personal for it. Take "Dangerous", for example, where soulful piano rubs up against a garage beat; imagine if James Blake relocated his music to late 1990s London.

The starring role, though, is Stevie's huge voice; carrying a range and power that leaps out of those precocious electronic beats. She packs a lot of soul into her performances - whether that's a Mary J Blige-esque belt or the acidic putdowns of "Dangerous". Hers is a voice that doesn't come around often and when paired with her exciting homespun beats makes for a heady cocktail. - Hari Ashurst

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