Oh yeah. They’re ready for some action.

Yeasayer unveiled their latest single today, “Henrietta”, as sending physical promo CDs containing the track to every person who had signed up to their mailing list.

It’s the third thing to come after the release of their critically acclaimed album, “Odd Blood”, was released in 2010. “I Remember” was dropped after that, in 2011 for Valentine’s Day, and “End Blood” – a little later for Record Store’s Day on April 16, 2011.

Our friends of Futurecop! are releasing a retro dance music compilation. Here’s some words about their new record from them:

“From listening and discovering this new sound, just like us you can see its not just a fad or hip music but a whole new movement no matter what background, age, musical influences or colour you are and talking to these artists we have all same influences in common – nostalgia, vintage, dreams and escapism – this is why We Are The Future.”

Check out the minimix compiled from all of all 18 songs. You can find the trackslist here.

“We Are The Future” will be released on June 5 via Kiez Beats Records. These guys provided us with 2 tracks that you can get for free:

We recently shared with you Friends’ latest single, “Mind Control“. We’re pretty much excited about their forthcoming “Manifest!” LP, released June 4 on Lucky Number.

Watch their third video directed by Hiro Murai.

Meet the indie rockers trio Cut Your Hair. The band just released their debut video for the EP’s title track, “Utah In Pictures”, released in April along with 2 more original tracks.

“Featuring a tale of 3 friends, the video eschews youthful energy and a mysterious, unpredictable ending.”

You can stream the full-length release on Mushroom Pillow’s SoundCloud page.

“Dark Sienna” is a track taken from Hamburg/Berlin based Session Victim’s debut album, “The Haunted House of House”. The video for the track was filmed, directed & edited Paul Fegan.

The 11-track LP is out now via Delusions of Grandeur. Stream a minimix on SoundCloud.

Everyone who often visit Nite Versions might know Jupiter very well – the Parisian duo of Amélie and Quarles whose first single “Starlighter” came in 2009. Three years later, they’re stll here for good, ready to release their long-awaited debut album.

Beneath “Juicy Lucy” there is a set of heavy beats, light vocals, sober yet chiseled production, sharp songwriting and melodic generosity. Although the album sounds exactly the way all of you know Jupiter, you’ll be able to find various genre transitions between boogie funk, italo, neo disco, arena rock, and event psyche pop with a hint of dub & reggae.

Nite Versions has the pleasure to premiere the exclusive minimix compiled of the records’ 11 tracks. We also had a small talk with Amélie and Quarles who told us more about it.

Pre-order “Juicy Lucy” on iTunes which hits the shelves on June 4 via Grand Blanc.

Interview

The album comes three years after the release of your debut single. What took it so long?

As a matter of fact our first single (Starlighter) was also the first song we ever wrote! The first song you write comes out easy, after that it takes a while to properly get into songwriting instead of just producing the same song over and over. Back then we didn’t have plans for an album, we were just trying out different things. We only started producing with this album in mind a little over a year ago.

Why did you name it Juicy Lucy?

We thought it encompassed many things we liked and quite frankly, it sounded sexy. Kinda like a Ohio Players album cover.

How does the album sound?

It’s got a bit of everything we like to play: disco, funk, pop but also instrumentals or rock music.

Who did you work with?

This album was done strictly on our own. We tried working with others, but we somehow always preferred our own versions. For a first album it’s a bit complicated to let go, so we went solo. We did however take a lot of outside feedback into account, but that was it!

There aren’t any tracks featuring vocal work from other artists. Why did you decide to keep it Jupiter-only?

More or less the same reason as the previous question. We wanted to, but it never seemed to quite fit what we wanted to do…

What were your inspirations while recording the LP?

Earth Wind & Fire, Grace Jones, Chic, King Tubby, The Clash and Telex.

What’s so special about Juicy Lucy? Describe it with three words!

POW BOOM SPLASH

What’s next for Jupiter?

Well the album comes out in June, so a lot of touring, a couple of remixes, collabs and some surprises too. ;)

The time has finally come!

Watch Flight Facilities’ latest video for their absolutely amazing new single, “With You”. The song features vocals from Grovesnor and the EP contains remixes from David August, Danny Daze, and MAM. The video animation was done by Ben Drake who spent 4 months crafting the Megaman, Daft Punk & Astroboy inspired anime.

Plus, stream the remixes of the song. The release is out now on iTunes/Beatport.

Let there be Friday! Here’s an amazing remix from the archives – Bear Damen’s take on Belgian act Das Pop, “Skip The Rope”. The track is mastered by In Flagranti.

I really miss those Das Pop guys!

“When I See You Again” is Canyons’ latest clip, directed by Fleur & Manu who previously shot music videos for Sébastien Tellier (“Roche”, “Sexual Sportswear”), Bag Raiders (“Sunlight”), and M83 (“Midnight City”).

The track is taken from “Keep Your Dreams”. The album is out now on Modular.

Night Works describe their sounds as “make-out music for the end of the world.”

“The mood is pitched right at the crest of the wave – the moment where everyone in the room realises that they’ve played high stakes and lost: the hands are revealed, and everyone’s been bluffing all along.”

Here’s two remixes by Gold Panda and NZCA/Lines for their latest work, “I Tried So Hard”. The song is the first taste off their fothcoming debut LP.