Night Slugs co-founder and long time Discobelle favorite – London producer/dj L-Vis 1990 – presents an exclusives filled mix for the latest addition in the Fact Magazine Mix series.
We’ll just go ahead and repeat the catchphrase of The Simpsons character Montgomery Burns: Excellent.
Tracklist after the jump.
L-Vis 1990 with a guest mix for the B.Traits radio show on BBC Radio 1, filled with bumping, exclusive tracks that showcases Night Slugs and their cohorts.
Tracklist after the jump.
Night Slugs co-founder and London production bad man L-Vis 1990 is finally on Soundcloud and he decides to celebrate in grand style by offering us three smashing edits of Thomas Bangalter, Prince and one special number recorded in reverse but you guys can figure out how to play it.
Second offical mixtape from the Night Slugs camp, this one comes L-Vis 1990 covering everyone from KW Griff to Prince and it’s a smasher.
DOWNLOAD: Night Slugs Mixtape Series 002: L-Vis 1990 (direct link)
Tracklist after the jump.
Finnish duo Renaissance Man returns with their brand new “Import/Export Mixtape”, 50 minutes of excellence in the form of tracks from Renaissance Man themselves, Joe, How To Dress Well, Matthew Herbert, Jimmy Edgar, L-Vis 1990, Mickey Pearce, Dan Bodan, Blawan, Daphni and Four Tet.
Oh yeah, London producers and Night Slugs founders Bok Bok and L-Vis 1990 b2b over at Boiler Room and this is packed with serious heat!
Check out the L-Vis 1990 remix over here.
One of the defining electronic acts of the 90s, Orbital, returns from an eight year hiatus and is back in full force with a brand new album, Wonky. The first single is “New France,” featuring the vocals of the lately adored little lady with a big sound, Zola Jesus. If you weren’t aware that Zola Jesus was featured on the track, you’d be completely content with the massive reverb, dark yet still poppy sound L-Vis 1990 has laid on his remix of the track below.
Wonky is set to be released April 3rd but for those of us that need immediate gratification, head on over to iTunes to grab ‘New France’ now.
New video from L-Vis 1990, perfect start of the weekend!
