Kick-ass new video from Canadian electro-funkateers Chromeo. This is "Hot Mess" from the recently released Business Casual. Two words for this one, simply irresistible.
Friday, November 12, 2010
HOT MESS...
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
BUSINESS CASUAL...
It's a big week for new releases. First up is Business Casual, the new record from electro-funk megastars Chromeo. Even more so than their previous effort, this one has a real Hall & Oates vibe to it, and that's a good thing.
Monday, August 2, 2010
DON'T TURN THE LIGHTS ON...
New video from electro-funk duo Chromeo. This is "Don't Turn The Lights On" from the forthcoming Business Casual due on August 17th. This one is infectious.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
NIGHT BY NIGHT...
New video from Chromeo for "Night By Night" featuring some top-notch dance moves from Dave 1.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
$FREE.99: CHROMEO - NIGHT BY NIGHT
New FREE music from breakthrough electro-funk duo Chromeo. This is "Night by Night", the duo's first new track in over 2 years courtesy of Green Label Sound. Click here to download.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
MOMMA'S BOY...
The Chromeo boys are back with "Momma's Boy", the fourth video from their 2007 smash, Fancy Footwork. Another dope video treatment from the Montreal duo. This one pays homage to A'Ha's classic from the 80's, "Take Me On". Directed by acclaimed French artist Stephane Manel.
Monday, May 12, 2008
FANCY FOOTWORK...
The Chromeo boys are back with a new video for the title track from their 2007 runaway smash Fancy Footwork. The video pays homage to a cinematic classic, The Big Lebowski.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
PIECE OF ME, PIECE OF YOU...
Zombie puppets attack city residents and infect them with fancy footwork. Brought to you by Three Legged Legs.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
MONEY FOR NOTHING...
Moving right along...we've got Chromeo with "Bonified Lovin". The electro-funk duo of Dave 1 (A-Trak's older brother) & P-Thugg killed it this past year with their sophomore effort on Vice Records, Fancy Footwork.
The entire record is filled with analog synth melodies, programmed drums, cheesy guitar solos, infectious hooks and liberal use of the talkbox tube. Needless to say, this bad boy was in heavy rotation for a good while.
To top things off they put together a burner of a video that pays tribute to a classic from the early MTV days, "Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits.