Listen: Four Tet - "For These Times"

A new Four Tet  tune has emerged that continues Kierens experimentation in the house music genre. “For These Times” features some rapid fire drums and a soulful vocal loop that stays true to the Four Tet aesthetic while still being its own unique cut. The single appears on Non Plus’ new compilation album, titled Think and Change, which was released in celebration of their fourth anniversary.

Download/Listen: Four Tet – “0181 LP”

Yesterday Four Tet dropped a free album called 0181 featuring 38 minutes of unreleased music and rarities that he produced from 1997 to 2001. Hebden promises that a vinyl release will also come later this year.

Listen: Four Tet - "Skin" Grimes re-work

Four Tet did a guest stint on RinseFM recently and shared a reworking of Grimes‘ “Skin” with little information on the track. Turns out  Four Tet himself was behind it and decided to share a YouTube rip of the audio via his Facebook.  The producer explained that he created the cut, but it isn’t an official remix of Grimes’ song:

“It's just some track I made the other day using a loop from her record... no remix going on or anything.”

Video: FaltyDL - "Straight & Arrow"

New York producer FaltyDL’s “Straight & Arrow” single drops via Ninja Tune on November 12th and features some remix action from the likes of Four Tet and Gold Panda. In celebration, a new and odd video has been released for the song with the description “a song performed by a symphony of fingertips.” Would be interesting to know if the twitches accruing in the subjects are actually related to the music or not?

BONUS: Here are the remixes for your listening pleasure as well ...

PS1 Warm Up schedule announced

The full schedule for MoMa's 2011 'Warm Up' season at PS1 has been announced. Starting Saturday July 2 through September 3 from 2 PM to 9 PM. Admission is $15 and includes access to all exhibitions and 'Warm Up.'

Some live highlights include Four Tet, Odd Future DJ Syd tha Kyd, Black Dice and Juan Maclean with DJ set's from Das Racist and Simian Mobile Disco amongst others.