indie

Throwing some nu disco glam on indie darlings Local Natives, Brooklyn via Austin DJ Auto Body remixes their hit single “Breakers.” With the original dreamy vocals providing the perfect template for a deeply resonating track, Auto Body provides a soothing stream of breakdowns and gushing bass...

Electro indie duo Empire Of The Sun broke out of obscurity with an unprecedentedly successful debut record “Walking On A Dream.” Tracks from the album have been sampled and remixed by everyone from Wiz Khalifa, to Kaskade. The eccentric duo has transcended their own genre and quickly became a household name among music lovers across the globe...

Electro/funk trio Betablock3r is best known for taking indie songs and adding elements of danceable groove. The LA based group has now taken on Ellie Goulding’s golden pop track “Anything Could Happen." Ellie’s angelic voice is still prominent in the track, but they’ve added in a healthy treatment of synth, house beats, and echos that make this track a pleasure filled indie dance record... R

Canadian quartet, Azari & III, have payed their dues playing various clubs and venues throughout their home country. Finally receiving global recognition and a home at Dim Mak records, Azari & Ill are at the forefront of indie dance and nu disco...

Matt and Kim, the indie dance duo, posted remixes of their dance-fueled hit, “Let’s Go,” among them Stefan Dabruck’s big room rework. The remix is more upbeat than the original, perfectly appropriate for the club or festival atmosphere...

From the birthplace of Daft Punk and croissants comes rising star Michael Canitrot, an emerging talented producer and DJ, and a shining disciple of France’s Nu Skool Electro House breed of artists. Just released today, his track “Leave Me Now” marks the first installment of his forthcoming new album, and we can’t get enough of it...

Deep house meets indie-chic meets Motown in this compilation of tracks by Manchester producer and DJ, Dave Lee. Known to fans and music lovers by his alias, Sixth Avenue, Lee’s use of soul track sampling and sound snippets from classic Motown records blend together to create an undeniably groovy laid-back brand of house that couldn’t be smoother...

The original version by Grimes featured lulling soundscapes and ethereal choruses of siren-like voices strummed along an up-tempo indie-dance beat. Krusha and Expendable Youth’s re-working recreates all of that unearthly beauty set amongst a gorgeous trance intro that later falls away into the most beautiful drum and bass we’ve heard in a long while...

WEARE18 is a collaboration between two independent producers, Boyfriend and Jorge. Their first track as a duo is "Call Me Maybe", a reworking of the pop hit that strips the song entirely of its recognizable Carly Rae Jespen melody. This slow, subtle track uses emabient effects to create an indie-sounding electronic track, while dropping the tone of the original song to fit its dream-lik

Australian born DJ and producer Plastic Plates (otherwise known as Felix Bloxsom) seems unstoppable lately. His debut EP, “Things I Didn’t Know I Loved,” received wild acclaim upon its recent release on Kitsune. While we were still gushing over the EP’s indie-tech innovativeness, we caught wind of this dance-y little number: Bloxsom’s re-work of Strange Talk’s “Cast Away...