Showing posts with label Christian Pitschl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian Pitschl. Show all posts

Friday, April 19, 2013

Video: SOHN – “Bloodflows”

UK producer SOHN dropped a video for his latest single "Bloodflows." The clip was directed and filmed by Italian artist Christian Pitschl in the Bavarian Alps between Germany and Austria and features Munich-based actress Nadja Langer.

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Listen/Video: Lana Del Rey - "Ride" SOHN Remix + "Bel Air" Video

Lana Del Rey remixes are a pretty common thing now days but when a new favorite of ours SOHN decides to give it a go we figured we have to post it. Here he tackles Ms. Rey's  Born To Die Paradise Edition highlight "Ride," setting the songstress’s vocals up with a backdrop of synths, analog drums and heavy bass. It gives the tune a completely different feel.

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BONUS: While we are at it here is Lana's latest video for Paradise Edition Bonus track "Bel Air" The Youtube descriptions says

"-i lost my reputation, i forgot my truth. But i have my beauty and i have my youth.

'TROPICO' the film, coming next year"

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Video: SOHN - "The Wheel"


SOHN dropped a video for “The Wheel”, a tune we shared with you back in early September from the Vienna-via-London producer’s debut ep of the same name. The video features archive footage off all things that turn and was created by Devin Yuceil, Suze Olbrich & Nathaniel Rodriguez.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Listen: SOHN - "Red Lines"


You may recall that back in early September we gave high praise to Vienna-via-London producer Sohn, showcasing two of his tunes. Looks like in the month plus since, the producer has gained some exposure and some well-deserved notice. Glad the rest of you caught up!  November 5th see’s the release of his debut EP, The Wheel, as the inaugural release on UK label Aesop. "Red Lines", the EP's second single, is a little more subtle than what we heard with our first taste. Sparse, clicking percussion-- weaving in and out of Sohn's straightforward vocal take is what this one is all about. The above artwork comes from Italian photographer Christian Pitschl.