Daft Punk - Revolution 909

Daft Punk - Revolution 909 by hushhush112

Too bad I wasn't even ten when this was released. Try to listen to it and not think about tomatoes now.

Daft Punk - Revolution 909

Foster The People - I Would Do Anything For You (Strange Talk Remix)

Australia's Strange Talk with a catchy, upbeat take on Foster the People's "I Would Do Anything For You".

Pretty Lights - We Must Go On [Official HD Music Video]

An awesome new track from Mr. Smith that's more mellow than what we're used to getting from him. Here's how he described the song:

“…the creation of this track and video is also an artistic explanation as to why I chose the name “Pretty Lights” for my musical project. It embodies the essence of the artistic eye and the idea that almost any moment, anywhere, can be a moment of inspiration and beauty.”

Tyga feat. Wale, Fabolous, T.I., Meek Mill, Young Jeezy – Rack City (Remix)

Replaces the original’s mediocre lyrics with better ones. Keeps the hypnotic beat.

Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know (Feat. Kimbra) (4FRNT Remix)

Although I feel like it's pretty hard to make a bad song with these lyrics, this particular remix from the up-and-comers from Cali is killin' it.

Daughter - Youth (Love Thy Brother Remix)

As Buddy Carter might say, that's alllllrriigght. A warm and fuzzy dubstep remix of Daughter's "The Youth". Elena Tonra, a 21-year-old songwriter, has some intensely bitter lyrics that are made more so by the big percussion and ambient wobbles provided by Love Thy Brother.

Daughter - Youth (Love Thy Brother Remix)

Soviet Connection

Michael Hunter's creation for GTAIV, a game noted mainly for its smiles. This song develops well but leaves you wanting more. So go find that dubstep remix your highschool cousin made, listen to that, praying that one day someone will do something to this song that we can all enjoy.

Michael Hunter - Soviet Connection

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XV ft. Wiz Khalifa - Gobstopper (Figure Remix)

XV ft. Wiz Khalifa - Gobstopper (Figure Remix)

It Is Not Meant To Be - Tame Impala

Tame Impala is described as a "hypno-groove melodic rock" band and couldn't sound any different. These guys carry a psychedelic 60's sound and lead singer, Kevin Parker's voice shares a remarkable similarity to John Lennon. It's rare these days to find any kind of music resembling the $$$ 60's jams. Enjoy it while it lasts.

It Is Not Meant To Be - Tame Impala

Eyeoneye - Andrew Bird

Here's the first released song from Andrew Bird's upcoming album, Break It Yourself. If you're not familiar with Andrew Bird, he is perhaps the most talented singer/whistler I have ever heard.

Break It Yourself is set to be released March 6th.

Terence Ryan – Alan’s Right

Chiddy Bang - Ray Charles (Skeet Skeet Moombahton Remix)

An electrified version of the original.

Hands On The Wheel (feat. A$AP Rocky) - Schoolboy Q

Schoolboy Q and A$AP Rocky are both up-and-coming rappers who have been getting a lot of press recently. I won't lie, I hadn't really paid attention to them until now, but this track with the Kid Cudi beat of "Pursuit of Happiness" is tiiiight.

Trials Of The Past - SBTRKT

SBTRKT rose to popularity through their release of "Wildfire", especially after Drake piggybacked the song, releasing his own cover. However, while "Wildfire" is an awesome tune, the entire Young Turks album is incredible. I think "Trials of the Past" takes the cake for me.

Trials of the Past - SBTRKT

Ground Up – Clutch

A very atypical whistling beat meets very skillful and catchy rapping.

Big Sean FT. Nicki Minaj – Dance (A$$) (Steven V & Alvo Remix)

Canadian DJ’s (Vancouver to be exact) Steven V and Alvo whipped up this dubstep-ish version of Big Sean's "Dance (Ass)". This one's as filthy as a baby's bottom.

Skrillex & The Doors - Breakin' A Sweat

We're hearing more and more dubstep fused with other music genres. Here, it's Skrillex and the Doors who attempt to rip our heads off.

Skrillex & The Doors – Breakin' A Sweat


Skrillex & The Doors – Breakin' A Sweat (Zedd Remix)

Foster The People - Don't Stop (TheFatRat Remix)

MAXIMUM ENERGY

Foster The People - Don't Stop (TheFatRat Remix)

Pretty Lights - Wayfaring Stranger (ft. LeAnn Rimes & Ralph Standley)

Love it when Pretty Lights touches the classic jams.

Stop Online Piracy Act

So I have been without internet for the past few days and it blows. Time Warner big boy'ed us today and didn't give us that sweet nectar of net. Fortunately, our neighbors are the bomb and letting us use theirs for the time being. In the spirit of being disconnected, I wanted to show you the Stop Online Piracy Act oppose an act, which would, if passed, severely limit your ability to access the internet in the United States. Look into it.

Also, my roommate, the notorious Perrywinkle, showed me this song a while ago and it is solid.

Aer - Water On The Moon by TaKoHANDz

Animal (produced by Diplo) - Yelawolf feat. Fefe Dobson

Yelawolf tore it up all throughout 2011. His most recent album, Radioactive, proved to be just as funky as his first album. Here's a little Diplo womp added to Yelawolf's "Animal."

Phantogram - Don't Move

Lots of people have this on their Top Songs of 2011 list. Love the beat.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. - Morning Thought

I'm going through some "Best of 2011" lists that are have been posted across many music blogs and finding some gems that I seemed to miss the first time around. Here's an awesome tune from Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr...

Beirut - East Harlem

In case you missed this feel-good tune from 2011...

Gramatik - In My City

SUPER FUNKY. Is it just me or do song's with the word "City" in the title have that much better of a chance of being good?

The Jane Doze - Kids, Set Fire To Someone That I Used To Know

On the same note as my last post, mashup group The Jane Doze makes a housy song featuring the ridiculous voices of Gotye and Adele that's sure to make whatever you're doing seem magically awesome.

Walk off the Earth - Somebody That I Used to Know (Gotye - Cover)

If you haven't seen this video for Walk Off the Earth's cover of Gotye's hit "Sombebody That I Used to Know", you must watch it now. 5 people, 1 guitar - pretty amazing. Needless to say, the guy on the far right steals the show. Download the cover by right-clicking this link, and listen and download the original version by Gotye below.

Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar (La Felix Remix)

La Felix turns Aloe Blacc's staple song into a Funky Groovy Disco masterpiece.

Shwayze ft. Adele - I Won't Go

I've officially never taken a longer hiatus from Tune-Spoon than the one I finish today. So sorry that I left yall hangin. In the next couple of days you will get all the music you missed.

"Making Mirrors" - Goyte

So it's a new year. Tight. 2012, we're all gunna die, yada yada yada... But cometh with 2012 was an unexpected surprise. This dude, Gotye, is making a huge splash with his soon-to-be-released album, "Making Mirrors." His real name is Wouter De Backer, which is a super dope name and apparently of Belgian-Australian origin, and he is a modern day Mozart with the synthesizers.

After the separation of LCD Soundsystem and the quiet nothingness from Phoenix as of lately, Gotye seems to be the frontrunner for the next big synth-rock band. So bing, bang, BOOM, BLAM, enjoy the noise. And gracias to senorita Huggins for showing me the light on this jam.

Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra) by Gotye

Gotye - The Only Thing I Know by Alvaroxx

Eyes Wide Open by Gotye

Nujabes - Spiritual State

Here is my favorite song from the first of hopefully many postmortem releases from Nujabes. The whole album is much more ambient and less lyric centered but I think that makes sense given the nature of its release.

Spiritual State (feat. Uyama Hiroto) - Nujabes

Dirty Diana

So if you are a Tune-Spoon follower, you have probably figured out a couple things as of recently:

1. We are slacking and taking Christmas "break" to a whole new level. Sorry. We'll pick it up...

2. I have a weird, borderline sickly obsession with The Weeknd. I'm pretty embarrassed to admit it, but everyone goes through bizarre, unexplainable phases. This is my current one.

The Weeknd released his third mixtape of 2011 a couple weeks ago, Echoes of Silence, to complete his so-called "Trilogy." If you have heard the previous two mixtapes, it is equally as bitchin'. However, he adds a little unexpected twist in this final mixtape.

To lead off the mixtape, The Weeknd covers Michael Jackson's "Dirty Diana", which regretfully I had not listened to until recently. And it is funkin' nuts. Screaming guitars, wide-ranged MJ vocals, a surprisingly intense bass...very 80's. The Weeknd, per usual, takes a more ambient, darker angle on the track, but absolutely nails the MJ vocals.

I honestly cannot decide which version I like better, so I will put both + an MJ-The Weeknd fusion of the song. Enjoy motha lickas.

D.D. - The Weeknd

Dirty Diana (A JAYBeatz Mashup) - Michael Jackson & The Weeknd