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Jessy Lanza's "I Talk BB" gets a floating remix from her Galleria collaborator Morgan Geist, taken from the forthcoming Oh No No No remix EP (which also features DJ Taye and others), out next month on Hyperdub:

The intensely anticipated collab from enigmatic UK producers Burial + Zomby officially arrives this Friday on limited one-sided white vinyl 10" via Hyperdub. "Sweetz" will also appear on Zomby's forthcoming full-length Ultra; listen now on the more illicit corners of the internet (youtube) or in a more fragmented/annoying but official capacity below:

I love this track so much and the visuals as well. manthe ribane is an incredible artist and I love this video for its simplicity and the fact that I’m mesmerized by her dancing and singing in front of nothing. -- Jessy Lanza

Borys is one of the most talented people I know. He is a synthesis wizard. listen to this song he did with Jeremy with the lights off and you’ll get really scared -- Jessy Lanza

thank you gorilla vs. bear for letting me take over your website! Every post is a glimpse into the music and visuals that inspire and motivate me in one way or another. I hope you enjoy!

Jessy Lanza's stellar sophomore LP Oh No is officially/finally out this week on Hyperdub, but you can check it now over at Noisey (along with an insightful interview in which Jessy talks about Drake, yacht rock, how her work in the Galleria inspired the new record, and more) or listen below...

Jessy Lanza drops the second brilliant track her new album (and one of the many highlights from her set here in Dallas last week), the infectiously up-tempo, vintage dance-pop gem "VV Violence". Oh No is out in May on Hyperdub:

Jessy Lanza plays her Shangaan electro-inspired single and song-of-the-year contender "It Means I Love You" with drummer Tori Tizzard for Resident Advisor's RA Sessions:

Irresistible new jam from Jessy Lanza, taken from her forthcoming Yellow Magic Orchestra-inspired LP Oh No, out in May via the esteemed Hyperdub. The label says the playful and infectiously uptempo "It Means I Love You" — which has been bouncing around my head for roughly the past 48 hours — is a nod to Shangaan electro, which might be one reason that it's so dope...

Futuristic, dystopian sounds + imagery from Fatima Al Qadiri's forthcoming Hyperdub release Brute, out March 4th, a "tribute to lost life and agency" featuring cover art with some kind of fucked up militarized Teletubby: