Listen To – “Disintegration” by Monarchy Feat. Dita von Teese “Mighty Mouse Remix” (Free Download)

By Mandy Rogers / Photo: Ali Mahdavi

So it’s only been a quick minute since we let the cat out of the bag on this intriguing project between electro pop genii Monarchy and sassy international siren Dita von Teese and here has landed our first taste available as a FREE download.

Re-worked at the hands of London based production team Mighty Mouse “Disintegration” feeds off of their famed spacey cosmic disco beats to reveal a blast of sensuous Monarchy electro funk lurking beneath the surface.  All to be dressed up further, by a provocative Dita positively purring out her part with seductive allure.

“Disintegration” leads from Monarchy’s forthcoming sophomore album and from the first look in to what they have in store for us, I’d pre-emptively say that the outlook on it is likely to be pretty hot stuff.

So, See this wasn’t any old excuse to use that raunchy promo artwork again, but anyway it would be a crime not too - it’s such an eye pleasing look isn’t it!

EQTV – Watch “Catch Me If You Can” by Double Vision Ft. Madi Vivian

By Mandy Rogers

Sick beats and hot dope are about to spill out on this dirty bass belcher of rumbling hip pop energy.

Boston duo Double Vision shoot quick fire,dubby wobble into a frenetic surge of up tempo zing. Stepping into the shoes as vocalists Darcy and Point nail the street patter with a kick and flick of urban ting and paint the grime with a rapid delivery of hip hop verbal graffiti that is as street cred as a Banksy.

The big club vocal is provided by fellow Boston newcomer Madi Vivian who reigns in a fit and fabulous performance.

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EQTV – Watch “Save The Queen” by Garek

 

By Mandy Rogers

One first glance I thought hello, here we go with another Male Gaga and was expecting this to be just another one bordering on average, but actually although he be a visual pop artist, Wisconsin’s Garek is a deity of industrial electro mastery.

Bordering on a Steve Strange demeanour a liberated Garek shows out his creativity in a stylish presentation and in doing so delivers a candid sexually toned aesthetic, tastefully representative of boy empowerment. 

Fed by an industrialised metronomic pulse of throbbing bass, splaying into a power pop chorus - “Save The Queen” is demonstrative of how to stylise and get it right on so many levels.

As the first cut from Garek’s forthcoming EP “Take The King” – “Save The Queen” serves purpose as a fitting introduction of polish, of honesty, whilst being the embodiment of empowerment.

Collect a FREE download, after you’ve had your eyeful of this expressive burlesque menagerie.