SummersRadio™ New Music + Classic Remix! Snow Patrol - 'Called Out In The Dark'/ 'Open Your Eyes' (Redanka Remix) Northern Ireland's Snow Patrol are set to release a new digital EP on September 4th! It's entitled 'Called Out In The Dark' and it contains four songs - the title track plus three other new songs called 'My Brothers', 'I'm Ready' and 'Fallen Empires'. 'Fallen Empires' is actually the title track from their forthcoming new album - their sixth studio release. This is the artwork for the single:
The video for 'Called Out In The Dark' was just shot on the weekend and is due for release soon. It was choreographed by Noemie Lafrance who also worked on Feist's videos for '1234' and 'My Moon My Man'! For now we have the audio - this is 'Called Out In The Dark'... Enjoy!
One thing cool about Snow Patrol is that they've released quite a number of decent remixes - and I suspect it won't be long before some of 'Called Out To The Dark' begin to surface - as there are a number of subtle keyboard bits that can easily be brought to the forefront. Here's a classic remix of their song 'Open Your Eyes' by Redanka - which was released in 2007 as the fifth single from their 'Eyes Open' album... Enjoy!
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SummersRadio™ New Music! Alex Metric & Steve Angello - 'Open Your Eyes' (Original Mix) I actually first posted this song last September (via the SummersRadio™ Facebook group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=366897324071), but then when I wanted to repost it during my Best Of 2010 listings all I could find was a preview snippet - and I don't like snippets!
Someone had obviously posted the song well before it was time, as it's only been released exclusively on Beatport this week - and even now it's only available in certain countries - and still not in Canada! Regardless, London's Alex Metric and Stockholm's Steve Angello have created a club masterpiece. With it's many varied sounds and tempo changes it manages to sound like a whole night full of great music in just over 7 minutes!
I've been a fan of Alex Metric's work for many years and although I find some of Steve Angello's music a bit too mainstream for my taste, this is a good pairing - a nice mix of underground and popular sounds - I particularly like the Daft Punk-y part about 2:15 in... Enjoy!
