Realistically, this could well be a lost nugget from the heady days of Ibizia in the nineties – all sun-kissed and doe eyed. We approve. Check out the new project from Dreamtrak and Internet Forever inside.

Jakwob morps the track into a brooding beast – stripped of its anthemic Eurovision-esque vibe, the listener is transported to a deep dark cathedral of dub.

As we’re all sitting at HQ right now salivating over tonight’s sold-out performance at London’s Lexington, we thought we’d share the excitement by posting up this sexay performance of fan favourite ‘Friend Crush’.

Goldroom return with this lean re-work of London based newcomers Citizens! who, on their own merit, have been impressing us for a good while now with their charity shop chic and bedsit pop nuggets.

Featuring candid interviews with Malin and Gustaf along with live performances of ‘Mother Protect’ and ‘DJ, Ease My Mind’, the program is now available to stream over on the Channel 4OD website.

Continuing his ascent of becoming the “remix go to guy of choice” for the Swedish pop community. Tackling Jonathan Johansson’s ‘Centrum’, it’s thrilling to follow Dante’s continued ability to carve his familiar sonic pallet of warm, analogue synths and textures to form crisp golden nuggets of joy.

Their trailer-trash chic image, projecting a ‘couldn’t give a damn’ slacker vibe may rub off on their production ethics, but Fanzine’s inherent songcraft and musical ability is second to none. Well on their way to becoming one of our favourite live bands in the country – this video goes some way to explaining why.

Tom Furse of The Horrors plasters a gauzy sonic cloud over Django Django’s current single ‘Default’. He swaps the twangy bounce of the original for a more ‘full on’ assault without losing any of the glorious sing-a-long pop hooks. Good work Tom Furse.

A highlight of last week’s stunning set at our Nordic club night Ja Ja Ja, Philco Fiction’s ‘Portrait Of Silence’ has “future classic” written all over it. Our buddies over at No Fear Of Pop recently filmed this beautifully shot session with the Norwegian trio.

Dante (responsible for one of the greatest pop moments of 2011 with his Adele mash-up ‘Won’t Go’) has given Noonie Bao’s skeletal ‘About To Tell’ a once over and turned it into a slow burning electro journey. Both the original and remix being essential listens. Check them out inside.

The first fruits of being exposed to a live studio environment rather than his bedroom, ‘Nowhere’ sees Jack Tatum and his Wild Nothing moniker grasp a more refined and ‘finished’ sound than that of the glorious lo-fi wonderment found on 2010 debut Gemini.