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Friday, July 25, 2008

Video: Little Boots - Hot Chip Cover


Little Boots - Ready for the Fun (cover of 'Ready for the Floor' by Hot Chip)

The music is produced using the new Yamaha Tenori-on - a 16x16 matrix of LED switches that allows everyone to play music intuitively, creating a "visible music" interface. It runs at about $1200.

I want one. Buy me one.



I already love this song to begin with. And I already love little boots. I was, however, surprised at how pretty her voice is without all the synth effects.

Boots, stop being so pretty and please record this as a single. kthnx.

Via Dancefloor Mayhem

BONUS: Little Boots - "stuck on repeat" produced by Mr. Joe Goddard of Hot Chip.

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