Four Tet - Gillie Amma, I Love You

Transgressive North and Scottish Love in Action have put together a masterful collections of artists for very admirable cause. The Everything Is New project was created to aid the Dalit, better-known as the "untouchable" children of Southeast Asia, releasing two separate projects. The first of which is the 11-track Sun Choir album curated by English band Marram, which also features help from the likes of Jarvis Cocker, Owen Pallett, and more. The project was recorded over a span of six years on three different continents.

The second piece of the project is the utterly-massive 29-track BOATS, which features Four Tet's "Gillie Amma, I Love You." That track (available below) and the rest of BOATS are individual tracks built from samples of the Light Of Love Children's Choir featured on the aforementioned Sun Choir, in which the artist can choose to do with what they wish.

The lengthy artist list included on BOATS include; Four Tet, Gang Gang Dance, No Age, Dan Deacon, Bear in Heaven, Rustie, Son Lux, YACHT, Califone, Jamie Stewart (Xiu Xiu), Sun Airway, Taken by Trees, Capybara, Deerhoof, doseone, El Guincho, Keepaway, Lucky Dragons, Julian Lynch, Matthewdavid, Max Tundra, Physical Forms, Ramona Falls, The Ruby Suns, rRoxymore, Slanter, A Sunny Day in Glasgow, and White Hinterland.

Watch a video on the project, read up on the effort, and listen to "Gillie Amma, I Love You" below. BOATS will be released January 20.

Thursday Bears: New El Guincho - FM Tan Sexy

Here's the second taste from El Guincho's upcoming studio album, Pop Negro, and a little explanation of the album from Pablo Diaz-Reixav himself, via Stereogum;

"I started studying what makes them different but also what they had in common and I found out some really interesting coincidences. The reverbs they used (except for more “so-eighties” kind of tracks, all the rest were more keen on using different tap tempo delays as verbs rather tan proper springs/halls); the backing vocals production (there are super interesting coincidences between Michael Jackson/Quincy, U2, Bryan Ferry/Rhett Davies era productions, Mariah Carey/Walter Afanasyev, Nile Rodgers, Teddy Riley, Paco Trinidad in Spain, etc.); the way most of these guys used line + reamping style instead of mic’ing everything when tracking; the way they used stereo image and how they distributed sounds on space (this is where I found less coincidences and was therefore more inspired). I mean, I could go on and on about this if you want, I’ve been obsessed with this for last 3 years."

Pop Negro will be available September 14, via Young Turks Records.

El Guincho - FM Tan Sexy - MP3

Tuesday Bears: New El Guincho - Bombay

It's been two long (long) years since we've gotten our first taste of Pablo Diaz-Reixa's Alegranza!. Known as El Guincho, Diaz-Reixa has broken his two-year silence (outside of Piratas de Sudamerica) with "Bombay," a summer Spanish blend that comes from the sound wood-work akin to Ratatat and Os Mutantes.

Expect the new El Guincho album Pop Negro (release date details are still murky) in the near future, via Young Turks.

El Guincho - Bombay - MP3 (Link to Stereogum)

New Delorean: Seasun

Delorean's new single "Seasun" is a more-than assuming track that sounds as a pleasant resemblance of the cache of Summer-tinged songs that have surfaced for the past couple of months.

The Barcelona native's (who's been routinely linked to fellow Barcelona artist El Guincho) single was picked up by Pitchfork's Scott Plagenhoef several days ago, who remarked "Seasun" as ...

"big and fierce. It builds slowly and it explodes in the right places."

The single is featured on Delorean's AryTon Senna EP released last June on Fool House, along with the single "Deli."

Delorean - Seasun - MP3