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After a break of almost 2 years, Vitalic is back with some fresh music!

Disco Terminateur is the eagerly awaited new EP of the summer. the A side is dedicated to Terminateur Benelux a combination of sweat and amyl nitrate.

It's imposing and voracious, in an early-90s Belgian rave style. John Lord from the Citizen crew puts his hand on it for a remix of modern and melodic approach.

Your Disco Song on the B side is frisky synth-pop track with a hefty kick, penned for one of Vitalic’s party pals, who, after a heavy weekend, often gets the blues at the start of the week.

check out also the video for Your Disco Song here http://www.dailymotion.com/user/differentrecordings/video/x9pwnu_vitalic-your-disco-song_music

Tiga - Beep Beep Beep..... sound pretty cool this tune...............

Röyksopp, aka Svein Berge & Torbjørn Brundtland, release their sublime new single

‘The Girl and the Robot’ through Wall of Sound on June 22nd 2009.

Featuring the unmistakable vocals of fellow Scandi pop superstar Robyn, ‘The Girl and the Robot’ is shaping up to be one of the biggest pop tracks of the year with the likes of Pitchfork declaring it a contender for Single of the Year already and Popjustice calling it ‘a demented, choral, electronic masterpiece’.

‘The Girl and the Robot’ is a brilliant, huge, melodramatic, technoperatic tune about a love affair between woman and android and is moving, both for the head and the heart. ‘There’s a story in there and we needed to do something a bit deeper than 100 per cent lighthearted pop,’ says Brundtland.

‘The Girl and the Robot’ is the second single to be taken from the critically acclaimed ‘Junior’ album and follows the recent single ‘Happy Up Here’ - which was playlisted at Radio 1 and became a breakfast show favourite.

‘The Girl and the Robot’ is also coming with a whole heap of fabulous remixes from the likes of Kris Menace, Joakim and Chateau Marmont. Röyksopp’s new album ‘Junior’ has already been described as ‘genius’ by The Sun, ‘pop perfection’ by iDJ and ‘our happy pill of the day’ by the Sunday Times. Röyksopp arrive back in the UK to play London’s Get Loaded in the Park festival which takes place at Clapham Common on Bank Holiday Sunday 30th August 2009, where Röyksopp will be headlining one of the arenas.

8th December 2008 will see the release of ‘Williams’ Blood’, the first single to be taken from Grace Jones’ breathtaking new album, ‘Hurricane’, released on Wall Of Sound.

Enigmatic Grace, who this week released her first studio album in nearly twenty years, has been enjoying a stunning return. Hurricane, the new LP co-produced by Grace herself along with Ivor Guest, has seen Ms Jones collaborate with old friends Sly and Robbie as well as the likes of Brian Eno.

2008 has seen the recently crowned Q Awards Idol winner reenter the public consciousness with a sensational show at this year’s Meltdown Festival that was the live event of the year and startling recent appearances on “Tonight With Jonathan Ross” and ‘Later… with Jools Holland”. A dramatic, uplifting and positive track, ‘Williams’ Blood’ projects Grace’s versatility and relevance in today’s pop culture.

With guest vocals from Grace’s mother, Marjorie, the track is a personal insight into the World of Ms Jones. A video directed by the elusive (and highly selective) Chris Cunnigham is also in production, promising to add further kudos and attention to this already iconic campaign. Remixes of the track come courtesy of Mad Professor, Greg Wilson and Ivor Guest - with more to be announced in the very near future.

Also just announced are the UK Hurricane tour dates, which will sweep across the UK in January 2009.

more infos about this release: http://www.thehurricaneiscoming.com/