Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 4.15 min.
Consultations: 4042
Votes: 4.891892

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 5.47 min.
Consultations: 6807
Votes: 4.8974357

It might seem odd for a band without a full-length to enjoy this sort of praise. But ESCORT is definitely not your typical band. Escort is big. Literally. The seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie-rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort burst on to the scene in 2006 with a string of critically acclaimed 12"s that included future classics "Starlight" and "All Through The Night", both DJ staples that get still get plenty of play on dancefloors. As DJs nursed their electro-clash hangover with a seemingly never ending stream of disco edits, Escort stood out, in part, by creating dance music the old fashioned way: with impeccable production, musicianship, and songwriting. The following several years saw them bring the same uncompromising approach to their live show. In an era where dance music is dominated by samples and computers, Escort took a sprawling ensemble to the stage and developed a reputation as one of New York's most compelling live acts, capable of performing their elaborate recordings note for note. Late last year, Escort released their first taste of the new record: "Cocaine Blues", a loose reinterpretation of the 1976 Dillinger classic that received rave reviews and quickly became an underground sensation, building even more anticipation for what's to ...

Par: tirktv
Durée: 4.15 min.
Consultations: 1319
Votes: 5.0

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example: a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 4.63 min.
Consultations: 4219
Votes: 4.851852

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 5.90 min.
Consultations: 1513
Votes: 5.0

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 4.33 min.
Consultations: 1350
Votes: 5.0

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 4.33 min.
Consultations: 1946
Votes: 5.0

Track from Escort's self-titled debut LP. www.weareescort.com Escort burst on to the scene with a string of critically acclaimed 12" releases that quickly became staples for DJs around the globe. The Brooklyn-based, seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort's long-awaited debut LP is steeped in the venerable tradition of clubland's holy trinity — New York, Chicago, and Detroit — but it seems particularly reminiscent of mutant-pop luminaries such as Kid Creole and the Coconuts and Ian Dury, who somehow managed to translate their sardonic wit to the dancefloor. By embracing the legacy of these classic but forward-thinking acts, they have yet managed to create something strikingly new. The LP's opener "Caméleon Chameleon" is a perfect example a three-act play about the French serial impostor Frédéric Bourdin, set to a beat that's equal parts Michael Jackson and the Tom Tom Club. The tracks, "Make Me Over" and "Why oh Why" explore the musical possibilities of another era, rather than simply trying to re-create it. The 1937 standard "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" is twisted into a lost Kid Creole classic. The album also includes the definitive versions of their 12" DJ releases — which have been remixed, remastered, rearranged, and re ...

Par: escortdjb
Durée: 7.65 min.
Consultations: 1095
Votes: 5.0

It might seem odd for a band without a full-length to enjoy this sort of praise. But ESCORT is definitely not your typical band. Escort is big. Literally. The seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie-rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort burst on to the scene in 2006 with a string of critically acclaimed 12"s that included future classics "Starlight" and "All Through The Night", both DJ staples that get still get plenty of play on dancefloors. As DJs nursed their electro-clash hangover with a seemingly never ending stream of disco edits, Escort stood out, in part, by creating dance music the old fashioned way: with impeccable production, musicianship, and songwriting. The following several years saw them bring the same uncompromising approach to their live show. In an era where dance music is dominated by samples and computers, Escort took a sprawling ensemble to the stage and developed a reputation as one of New York's most compelling live acts, capable of performing their elaborate recordings note for note. Late last year, Escort released their first taste of the new record: "Cocaine Blues", a loose reinterpretation of the 1976 Dillinger classic that received rave reviews and quickly became an underground sensation, building even more anticipation for what's to ...

Par: tirktv
Durée: 5.43 min.
Consultations: 212
Votes: 5.0

It might seem odd for a band without a full-length to enjoy this sort of praise. But ESCORT is definitely not your typical band. Escort is big. Literally. The seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie-rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort burst on to the scene in 2006 with a string of critically acclaimed 12"s that included future classics "Starlight" and "All Through The Night", both DJ staples that get still get plenty of play on dancefloors. As DJs nursed their electro-clash hangover with a seemingly never ending stream of disco edits, Escort stood out, in part, by creating dance music the old fashioned way: with impeccable production, musicianship, and songwriting. The following several years saw them bring the same uncompromising approach to their live show. In an era where dance music is dominated by samples and computers, Escort took a sprawling ensemble to the stage and developed a reputation as one of New York's most compelling live acts, capable of performing their elaborate recordings note for note. Late last year, Escort released their first taste of the new record: "Cocaine Blues", a loose reinterpretation of the 1976 Dillinger classic that received rave reviews and quickly became an underground sensation, building even more anticipation for what's to ...

Par: tirktv
Durée: 7.62 min.
Consultations: 332
Votes: 5.0

It might seem odd for a band without a full-length to enjoy this sort of praise. But ESCORT is definitely not your typical band. Escort is big. Literally. The seventeen-member "disco orchestra", founded by producers Eugene Cho and Dan Balis, and fronted by lead singer Adeline Michèle, features an incredible cast of musicians who have played with everyone from indie-rock titans Arcade Fire to avant-classical luminaries Alarm Will Sound. Escort burst on to the scene in 2006 with a string of critically acclaimed 12"s that included future classics "Starlight" and "All Through The Night", both DJ staples that get still get plenty of play on dancefloors. As DJs nursed their electro-clash hangover with a seemingly never ending stream of disco edits, Escort stood out, in part, by creating dance music the old fashioned way: with impeccable production, musicianship, and songwriting. The following several years saw them bring the same uncompromising approach to their live show. In an era where dance music is dominated by samples and computers, Escort took a sprawling ensemble to the stage and developed a reputation as one of New York's most compelling live acts, capable of performing their elaborate recordings note for note. Late last year, Escort released their first taste of the new record: "Cocaine Blues", a loose reinterpretation of the 1976 Dillinger classic that received rave reviews and quickly became an underground sensation, building even more anticipation for what's to ...

Par: tirktv
Durée: 4.70 min.
Consultations: 152
Votes: 5.0