Little Barrie + Azari &III

How about some videos for a change...

Little Barrie for the most part has left me unconvinced up until now, but I randomly came across this track and it was perfectly tailored to my taste. With that tempo and those guitars, it's made for the AEC endorsement.




Azari & III are inspiring in this day and age of mediocre limp dance music. It grooves, it's smooth and it's totally dirty in the best possible ways. Most dance music of late has this antiseptic or unmoving feel. "Manic" is the opposite of all of those things.



And remember you can always go here:
http://www.youtube.com/allenglandclub

More videos

I have a couple of new items brewing, but I ]haven't finalized them. A little polishing and they'll be up soon. Promise.

In the interim, why don't you check out some videos. I have added a few videos to the AEC channel favorites that are all very different, but also have one unifying strain. That unity lies in the fact that, if you are going to make a video, make it visually compelling. Force me to watch. The Black Belles is a Jack White produced girl group, Private is perfect European pop, and Delphic is Manchester art rock, but they all have delivered something interesting, and utterly watchable. Contrary to popular belief, Lady Gaga isn't the only one making cool videos.

Check them out: The All England Club YouTube Channel

AEC YouTube Channel and Izza Kizza

I realized that I post a good handful of videos here, and sometimes I forget to psot good stuff here, but I'm favorite-ing things on YouTube all the time. Therefore, I decided to bust out a whole AEC YouTube Channel. I'll to write a little bit about videos more often here, but you can always go through, and check this channel in case I missed posting about something. So every now and again, check here for videos when you are bored:

http://www.youtube.com/AllEnglandClub


It all started with Izza Kizza.

When I saw Izza Kizza's "Ooh La La" video on Subterranean earlier this month, my first thought was that it reminded me of OutKast. Which is not to say that it sounds just like OutKast but more in the sense of, if OutKast were to put out a record now, I hope it sounds kinda like this. And of course there's a reason for this, it's a Timberland project. And God knows I love me some Timmy. So check out the video, the record's not out til February, though, so the video will have to suffice. You can grab a download of another track from the forthcoming record at Izza Kizza's official site.

More editorial on the other videos soon, I promise.