We were recently asked to do an interview with a one of our favourite blogs – Portugal based Golden Scissors, which has an excellent history of interviewing some of the most exciting producers and acts. We are thrilled to be in such company and thank Golden Scissors for the opportunity. To read about Philosophy Of Sound’s past, present and future – click on the image below for the full interview.
Here’s the new P.O.S videoclip, taking international music blogs by storm.
Taken from Philosophy Of Sound’s second single ‘Freedom, What For?’ – out on Discotexas: March 16 2012, also containing remixes from A.N.D.Y. (the new project from Andy Faisca, ex-Mustang) and Tronik Youth!
The single is out now on BEATPORT:
http://www.beatport.com/release/freedom-what-for/881759
(Itunes, Junodownload, Traxsource, Amazon: March 30)
When watching the video don’t forget to scan the QR code with your mobile phone to access Philosophy Of Sound web content!
Already supported by Glimmers, Bag Raiders, Plastic Plates, Golden Bug, Mirror People, In Flagranti, Bxentric, Severino, The C90s, Manuel Kim, SymbolOne, Malente, Keenhouse, The Lovely Jonjo, NTEIBINT, ATTAR!, Rodion, Douze, Mixhell, DJ Coco, Shindu.
You can also listen to the whole single here:
Promo video with studio footage and a short interview with Philosophy Of Sound’s Martin K.
Stay tuned for the video clip to ‘Freedom, what for? (Original Mix)’ coming soon.
PHILOSOPHY OF SOUND: ‘Freedom, what for?’ single & video
out on Discotexas – March 2012
Including:
- Freedom, what for? (Original Mix)
- Freedom, what for? (A.N.D.Y. Remix) – new project from Andy Faisca, ex-Mustang!
- Freedom, what for? (Tronik Youth Remix)
Followed by Philosophy Of Sound’s ‘Fragile Disco’ EP – out on Discotexas – June 2012. On vinyl and digital download
For more info visit:
http://www.philosophyofsound.info
Video credits:
Produced and edited by Martin Hansen. Cinematography by Lachlan Stewart.
Special thanks to Magnolia, David Stanley and Brian Westbrook.
Philosophy Of Sound – December ’11 Mix for Golden Scissors by Philosophy Of Sound on Mixcloud
An exclusive Philosophy Of Sound DJ MIX made especially for the magnificent Golden Scissors music blog. It features a few very fresh tracks from some pretty amazing artists and also a brand new and otherwise unpublished P.O.S edit of a track by Leonard Cohen that you would never expect to hear in this context. There are also some slightly older favourites. So download at will (from the Soundcloud link below) at may it give you some joy this X-mas 
Special thanks to all the artists for their music and also to Barbara Konczarek for the great artwork!
Setlist:
1. Moullinex & Xinobi – Human Fly
2. Ilya Santana – Infamous lovers
3. Mirror People – Feel The Need (feat. Rowetta) (Social Disco Club ‘Hi-Nrg’ Dub)
4. Leonard Cohen – By The Rivers Dark (Philosophy Of Sound Edit)
5. Duke Lake – Satisfaction (Rayko Edit)
6. Kamp! – Cairo (Philosophy Of Sound Dub Remix)
7. Douze – Forsaken (Original Mix)
8. Appaloosa – Patchwork (ATTAR! Remix)
9. Philosophy Of Sound – It Is Like That (Radio Edit)
10. Doves – Compulsion (Headman Dub)
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Cover art by Barbara Konczarek: http://www.basia-almostthebrave.deviantart.com/gallery/
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http://www.philosophyofsound.info
The Ambitious Cee Guest Mix : The Gospel according to CC by CC:DISCO!
New mixtape from CC presenting the radio show ‘D is for Disco‘ on Kiss FM
Playlist:
Do it to the Max – 6th Borough Project
Red Light – Gigamesh
Lovely Day (Copycat edit) – Bill Withers
Ghopherit- Moon boots
LAB #12 – Tiger and Woods
Anit no doubt – Jimmy Nail
Do you Remember (Arithmatix remix)- Mario Basanov
You Wish – Duff Disco
Don’t Tell me, tell her (Dirtbox Disco Remix)- Oydessy
Cairo (Philosophy of Sound remix)- KAMP!
Point of No return (ren Riz edit)- Nu Shooz
And the Beat goes on (The Metapyhiscal edit) – The Whispers
Mother and Protect (Goldroom remix)- Niki and The Dove
Can’t get enough – Taylor Dyane
Philosophy Of Sound interviewed live to air on Melbourne’s TV music show ’1700′. After the interview you can see the video clip to the single track ‘It Is Like That’.
