In this latest round of Levi’s Pioneer Sessions, Passion Pit steps up with their own rendition of Tonight, Tonight. It was first heard in 1996 when the Smashing Pumpkins unveiled their classic “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness” album. Below is a full description of the campaign.
Levi’s® Pioneer Sessions 2010 Revival Recordings bring together today’s pioneering musicians to re-craft the classic songs that inspired their sound.
These recordings celebrate the most important part of music: The song, its influence and the inspirational effect on the generations that follow.
Boston’s own electro-pop ambassadors Passion Pit have been known for decent reworks of club favorites. The latest addition to their already impressive catalogue of remixes is a dancefloor-friendly interpretation of Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg’s ode to Californian beauties. Check it out below.
Over the last several months Passion Pit has remixed everyone from Freelance Whales to Lady GaGa. Now, Passion Pit have provides the remix treatment to their current tour mates, Tokyo Police Club. Their remix of “Wait Up (Boots of Danger) has a peculiar arrangement, but gives the track a unique dimension, making it very impressive. Check it out!
Boston’s electro aficionados Passion Pit are back at it again as they drop the remix of one of 2009′s club favorites – Marina and The Diamond’s “I Am Not A Robot”. As usual the group adds danceable elements like talk boxes, filter sweeps, and a synthy bass to the fun. Check it out.
Boston’s own soulful dance ambassadors Passion Pit received another noteworthy remix treatment. Ben Macklin and Tom Hammond, the creative minds behind London’s Cassette Club graced “Sleepyhead” with their own blend of disco synths and soul music to create another example of their self-defined electrosexiness.
After gracing cuts of established acts like the Crookers, FutureFlashs and The Willowz the former Scandinavian now Californian electro collective Steed Lord bring forth their take on Passion Pit’s track “Little Secret”. Only a few seconds into the track it becomes clear that Iceland has lost some mad musical talents here and Los Angeles gained another potential heavyweight within the electro scene. Enjoy.
