Jamie xx - It's So Good
Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 3:51PM 
Dance,
Dance Music,
Electronic,
Jamie XX
Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 3:51PM 
Dance,
Dance Music,
Electronic,
Jamie XX
Thursday, May 26, 2016 at 11:31PM 
A deep, dark and twisting remix of Jamie XX and Romy's 'Seesaw', which comes courtesy of Saved Records boss Nic Fanciulli. Love the originally, and really, really like this.
House,
Jamie XX,
Nic Fanciulli,
Remix,
Romy
Thursday, June 26, 2014 at 3:12PM
A bit late on this one, but some tracks are too good not to post. Premiered as a special delivery on Annie Mac's Radio 1 show last Friday night, the legend that is Jamie xx comes through with a brand new piece of music set for release on Young Turks on August 11th. The track, entitled 'All Under One Roof Raving', samples Mark Leckey’s 1999 short film, “Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore”, features plenty of Jamie xx's signature steel drums and was created as an ode to UK rave culture. Real music.
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 at 1:25PM 
Ripped from his 'Live at Night + Day Berlin' mix, presented by RBMA Radio, here is a new piece of music from the wonderful Jamie XX. No word on a title, release date or what this is, but whatever it is, it is great and very much welcomed. Beautiful, as always.
Electronic,
House,
Jamie XX
Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 6:51PM
Streaming live from 7.30pm tonight and hosted by Annie Mac, Red Bull and Channel 4 collaborate to put on a night 'in celebration of UK club culture' by broadcasting 31 simultaneous live streams from the pods of the London Eye, featuring performance from the likes of Skream, Goldie, Bicep, Jamie XX, Redlight, Richie Hawtin and many, many more. Find all 31 streams live HERE or check out the highlights in the player below. Only Red Bull..
Saturday, January 5, 2013 at 4:23PM 
Jamie XX takes one of my favourite tracks from The XX's sophmore album and gives it a subtle injection of Dance. This guy's work rate is second to none, and what he produces is never short of wonderful. Get it HERE.
Thursday, August 23, 2012 at 1:12PM 
'Sunset' is my favourite track from 'Coexist', which is the highly anticipated sophmore album by The xx and is set to be released September 10th on Young Turks. The album is once again produced entirely by Jamie Smith, and the progression in his (and the band's) style is evident from the outset, with an even more mature and thought-provoking sound than we heard on their critically acclaimed self-titled debut. Love the House vibe on this particular track - pre-order HERE.
Alternative,
Deep,
Electronic,
House,
Jamie XX,
Rock,
The XX
Monday, February 27, 2012 at 2:15PM 
Whilst on her current UK tour, X-Factor runner-up Rebecca Ferguson has been performing a cover of 'I'll Take Care Of U', which is taken from Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie XX's collaborative album 'We're New Here'. The YouTube version says that it's a cover of Drake & Rihanna's version, but Drake's verses are nowhere to be heard, and I have a feeling that Miss Ferguson knows enough about music to pay tribute to the late Gil Scott. Either way, it's sick, and she is still to play another 15 dates, including London’s Theatre Royal on March 13th before ending up at Liverpool’s Echo Arena on March 17th.
Cover,
Gil Scott-Heron,
Jamie XX,
Live,
Rebecca Ferguson,
Video
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 10:00AM 
The ever impressive DJ Cable comes through with a spinna friendly edit of Drake's latest single, Take Care, which features Rihanna and samples Gil-Scott Heron/Jamie XX.
"As you know, the ladies love that “Take Care” joint, but in all honesty it’s a bit too mellow; especially when it comes to dropping it in the middle of a set.
I’ve basically added some 808s and the Think break, sped up the tempo a little bit, and given the arrangement a quick shuffle. The tune ends on a loop of the Gil Scott-Heron sample.
The end result is a slightly beefed up version, with a DJ friendly intro."
Monday, June 6, 2011 at 7:37PM 
Here is Jamie XX's debut single on Numbers - he has stayed true to his roots, being as unique as ever, making the slightly bizarre vocals work perfectly with the steel drum infused beat. You can listen to the track below and then get your copy from Numbers. This young man is what is commonly known as a genius.
Electronic,
Jamie XX