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Last Updated: 12/3/2009

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Monday, February 23, 2009 

Hey Muddyloop Friends & Lovers

 

Muddyloop's back in the house with a brand new remix single courtesy of Los Angeles remix guru and MySpace superstar Keenhouse

 

FLIGHT NIGHT / 80s LOVE

(THE KEENHOUSE REMIXES) 

 

 Available now on:

iTunes

Trackitdown

Junodownload

 


 Check the sexy write up we got about this release if you really wanna know the details:

 MUDDYLOOP ride back into time and change the future with their double A-side remixes of "80s Love" and "Flight Night", the second release from their debut album "Flight Night". Getting Los Angeles remix guru and MySpace star Keenhouse (Valerie/Binary/Sunlixx crew) is the masterstroke here as he dusts off his old synths and delivers his trademark nostalgia on these remixes.

First up, on "Flight Night" Keenhouse snatches the party-up chants from the original and expertly drops, cuts, and twists them in over his own delicious brand of electro-boogie house. Think Paul Hardcastle, Jan Hammer and Harold Faltermayer on ecstasy and you'd be close.

For “80s Love” he retains the quirky vocals of the original and sets it all off to big and bright analogue keyboard wizardry. It's fun, it's happy, and it's the perfect remedy for these serious times. So, put the ghetto blaster to eleven, roll out some vinyl and get busy!

Monday, February 23, 2009 
Metro and Blonde P wrote this track called "Call Me" about four years ago and got their friend Leon King to sing it. Now those original soulful vocals have resurfaced on these Greg Stainer remixes out now on Seamless Records. Get it here...and keep MUDDYLOOP's publishing money coming in ha ha!!!!
Monday, December 01, 2008 

Check the lovely review of Flight Night by Jason Randall Smith: "In the liner notes for Flight Night, Muddyloop keyboardist Blonde Peterson gave props to Prince by simply asking, "Without U who am I?"  It's nice when artists actually acknowledge that sort of thing.  Sure, the London-based duo could play it cool and act as if their music's made in a vacuum, but that's the sort of thing that causes karma to pimp slap you in front of your mother.  So why not wear love for His Royal Badness on your sleeve, particularly when it makes the outfit that much more stylish? 

 With Blonde on the keys and Metro Williams on the drum pads, Flight Night is a '80s infused good time with electro and disco as inseparable partners out on the dance floor.  One might think that this album's the equivalent of a throwback hour on your radio dial, but Muddyloop manages to bring a present-day relevance to their sound.  They treat electro as if it's malleable, ready to be rolled, twisted, and pulled into the shape that they need.  "Bodysweat" works a Timbaland-style percussive pattern into a slow, New Wave outer frame, transforming the track into electronic soul.  "Future Romance" is less flashy in approach, but no less effective with its melancholy piano hook, Stevie Starr's emotive vocals, and the blistering yet reflective guitar of Leon King.  While a number of able vocalists contribute to this album, Leon King proves to be the secret weapon with pipes as expressive as his guitar playing.  His tone is half the reason why the refrain on "Glamour Magazines" is so memorable ("Girl…why you always listen to your friends?  I don't give a damn about them.")  Meanwhile, his vocal performance on "Lonely Souls Fanclub" is something you can feel.  As King wrestles with the fact that his main squeeze is no longer within reach, you can hear the heartbreak through the speakers. 

 Like peanut butter and jelly, electro and tales of decadence just go together, so the release of "Girl On Girl" as a single should come as no surprise.  It's the ultimate male fantasy that will never die, and Blonde and Metro lay down a rap that points directly back to Prince or Morris Day's best pick-up lines (not to mention the fact that the backing track's a floor-filler).  Whether singing about potential sexcapades, obsessing over a "Hairstyle," or "The Last Day On Earth," Flight Night will keep electronic dance music enthusiasts happy.  There's no reinventing the wheel on this album, but Muddyloop will provide a tricked-out ride complete with spinning rims when the wheels stop turning.  As they suggest on the title track, "The party's over here, so get your ticket to ride."

Thursday, October 30, 2008 




ELECTRIC STARS gets resurrected by Andros and Electrobius & Interplay in this little remix package out now on ching ching records!

First produced by MUDDYLOOP some years ago, just sitting there gathering dust on the hard drive while Symphonic Records sat on it for five years (!), Electric Stars finally see the light of day! Yeeha! The original is here, in all its low-tech quirky glory, but its the the pump your fists and get your dance face on remixes by Andros and Electrobios & Interplay that will get your hearts sweating.

So get your digital self down to BEATPORT  to get your download on. Or go here to listen, or here for more releases...It's easy!

Friday, October 17, 2008 
After the underground buzz of 'Girl/On/Girl' (from their debut album 'Flight Night', MUDDYLOOP have put together a remix package for all the electro-funk, dance punk lovers out there. As well as the classic original version this EP delivers two stunning remixes guaranteed to get the dance floors slippery. Hot new music stallion Station X kicks electro dirt in the face of the original with his big 80s synth-sexed remix while New York based myspace phenomenon, Terror Dactel, reworks the quirky vocals into a dance punk anthem that will have you smashing chairs over your own head.

Tracklistings:1. Girl On Girl (Station X Remix)2. Girl On Girl (Terror Dactel Remix)3. Girl On Girl (Original Version)4. Girl On Girl (Station X Dub)5. Girl On Girl (Original Instrumental)

Tuesday, July 29, 2008 

FEEL LIKE YOUR STUCK IN THE LOOP?

Well, unwind, relax, breathe, unbutton your shirt and get sexy. Cuz Muddyloop present the second installment of their 'All Over Your…" mixtape series. Splicing 70s and 80s funk, slicing classic rap tracks, cuttin' breaks and chopping up the latest hot shit, Metro Williams chomps through the beats like Pac Man on pills.

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SO, peep the trackilisting, click on the link, sign up your souls and DOWNLOAD the beast.

  1. Tape Starts
  2. Sam Sparro: Black & Gold (Metro's "I'm A Freak" Mash up)
  3. Yelle - Je Veux Te Voir (Metro's Edit)
  4. UPP - Give It To You (Metro's favourite loop)
  5. Eric B & Rakim (by Omega One): Omega One: Let The Rhythm Hit Em
  6. Ben Liebrand: The Eve Of The War (Metro's Edit)
  7. Aeroplane: Whispers (Metro's Edit)
  8. Amerie – Take Control
  9. The Mohawks: The Champ (The classic loop)
  10. Muddyloop: 80s Love (Keenhouse Remix)
  11. Kraak & Smaak: Bobby & Whitney (Original Mix)
  12. Sebastien Tellier: Sexual Sportswear
  13. Lime: Angel Eyes  (Jason Edwards Edit)
  14. Britney Spears: Break The Ice
  15. Sebastien Tellier: Roche
  16. Carol Lynn Townes – 99 and a half (Metro's "Standing In The Way Of Control" mash up)
  17. Metro's classic break interlude
  18. The Tiny Trendies – The Sky Is Not Crying
  19. Neon Neon – I Lust U
  20. The Gossip - Listen Up (ATOC Extended Mix)
  21. Salt 'N' Pepa – Push It (Acapella)
  22. Smith N Hack - To Our Disco Friends
  23. Crystal Castles – 1991 (Metro's "Din Daa Daa" mash up)
  24. Tape stops
Monday, July 07, 2008 

Dangerous Dave from Planet Notion interiewed us the other day. As usual me and Metro took the piss out of eachother and generally furthered our image as "the funniest guys in pop"....hmmm. Anyway the goddam interview is  here

Monday, July 07, 2008 
a had a very interesting, very innocent and sweet sexual dream about lily allen last night. she looked so cute. she had her pink hair. I had my crucial hairstyle. she made me want to speak to her. she kept me on my toes. and just before I woke up I managed to plant a soft kiss on her lips. nice. romantic. why won't she share a joint with me one day?
Monday, June 02, 2008 

Muddyloop present their debut album
FLIGHT NIGHT

Out now on Muddytrax Recordings

Ten original tracks to play in your stereo cassette deck!

Buy on CD

Download from iTunes

Download from Trackitdown

Download from Juno


 

Sunday, May 25, 2008 

Metro Williams has been busy in his lab splicing and dicing together his latest mixtape for you. This time, Metro has gone full-length on your a**s, providing a beautiful 60 min mix with an eclectic electro-fied feel.  Lovin' Uffie's Pop The Glock ridin Street Dance by Break Machine, and Sebastian Tellier popping up on Ben Liebrand's remix of Phil Collins' In The Air Tonight.....senior genius!  Oh my God! Like, the whole world is going crazy for this sh*t!

Click here to download

Check the tracklisting:

  1. The Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Darkest Light
  2. Cool Kids - Black Mags
  3. Janet Jackson  - What Have You Done For Me Lately
  4. Uffie  - Pop The Glock
  5. Break Machine  - Street Dance
  6. CSS – Let's Make Love (Metro's Edit)
  7. Chromeo - Destination: Overdrive (Metro's Edit)
  8. Groove Armada - Drop That Thing (Metro's Edit)
  9. Steed Lord – Bucket Of Blood (Metro's Edit)
  10. Debbie Deb – Lookout Weekend
  11. Electro Workout Interlude
  12. Timbaland - The Way I Are (Terror Dactel Remix)
  13. Les Rythmes Digitales - (Hey You) What's That Sound?
  14. Tracey Thorn – It's All True (Metro's Edit) / Abba – Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Metro's Edit) / Yazoo – Don't Go (Metro's Edit)
  15. Prince – Dirty Mind (Metro's Edit) / Felix Da Housecat – Silver Screen (Acapella)
  16. Stephanie Mills – Medicine Song (Metro's Edit)
  17. Metro Area – Miura
  18. Mirwais – Never Young Again
  19. Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
  20. Chromeo – Needy Girl (Lifelike Remix)
  21. Muddyloop – Girl On Girl (Station X Remix)
  22. Phil Collins – In The Air Tonight (Ben Liebrand Remix) / Sebatian Tellier - Kilometer