Enjoy yesterday’s stellar rendition of ‘New In Town’ in the feature below.

MP3: Basement Jaxx – Romeo

Enjoy ‘Raindrops’ below. Catch Basement Jaxx at this year’s Electric Picnic.

MP3: Basement Jaxx – Good Luck

Adele – Cold Shoulder (Basement Jaxx Mix)

Read my review of Adele @ Highline Ballroom here.

Visit Basement Jaxx on MySpace.

MP3: Adele – Cold Shoulder (Basement Jaxx Mix)

Bring Ya To The Brink is out in late May.

Full track listing & collaborators below:

1. “High & Mighty” (Scumfrog)
2. “Into The Night Life” (Murlyn)
3. “Rocking Chair” (Basement Jaxx)
4. “Echo” (Peer Astrom)
5. “Lyfe”
6. “Same Old Story” (Rich Morel)
7. “Raging Storm” (Rich Morel)
8. “Lay Me Down” (Kleerup)
9. “Give It Up” (Digital Dog)
10. “Set Your Heart” (Rich Morel)
11. “Grab A Hold” (Dragonette)
12. “Rain On Me” (Axwell)

View all dates on 2008′s True Colors Tour here.

MP3: Cyndi Lauper – Girls…

The duo will be at Pacha this summer.

All dates below:

Friday June 13th
Friday July 11th
Friday August 8th
Friday September 19th

Visit Basement Jaxx on MySpace.

MP3: Basement Jaxx – Oh My Gosh

Basement Jaxx – Oh My Gosh (Bugz In The Attic Remix)

It’s been far too long since I last touted BJ.

That ends abruptly today.

Check out the video for ‘OMG’ here. Remix below.

MP3: Basement Jaxx – OMG (Bugz In The Attic Remix)

The dynamic duo tells BBC the following regarding Yoko Ono: “We ended up doing a couple of things, once I started listening to her stuff. I think she was miles ahead. She should be on the new album. I mean, we haven’t finished any tracks at the moment, but we are working on her things.”

Their thoughts on Grace Jones: “We have been trying to work with her for years, but she keeps disappearing, her manager said she was up for it before.”

A new Basement Jaxx album (potentially a double!) is expected to be released in the spring of next year.

MP3: Basement Jaxx – Red Alert (Jaxx Club mix) (removed by request)

Seeing Basement Jaxx last night was sure as hell a great concert to welcome me back to New York City. My only question is, why wasn’t that shit sold out? Do people just like Basement Jaxx a lot less than I assume (and the concert promoters assume as well since the second night was cancelled and all tickets from that day honoured last night and it still wasn’t sold out)?

Chris Music Snob mentions that the group’s lack of a sold out show is because dance music in America is not as main-stream as it is in the UK, where Basement Jaxx are insanely popular. I think this is true, and also a real shame. Basement Jaxx isn’t typical dance music, they are pop, get off your ass and dance like a mad person music. It is Kylie Minogue meets Sly and The Family Stone. It is just some good shit and I was glad I was there last night. A concert hasn’t made me dance so much or feel so good since the Scissor Sisters last blew through town.

The top performances of the night include the new Gypsy punk dance tune, ‘Hey U’, ‘Take Me Back to Your House’, also from the new album and featuring the hot Martina Sorbara, and the classic ‘Where’s Your Head At?’ The songs where Felix Buxton came out from behind the decks had me the most intrigued. Every person in the group are great, compelling performers but there is something about Felix’s manic, serious, singing and dancing that had me the most excited. I also liked it when the girls danced all dirty, hehe.

Some notes I made during the show:

Before Basement Jaxx came on, a cute guy came up to me and asked if I knew where he could find a good time. In my naivite, I thought he was flirting with me. Since I am not so good with the flirty banter, I said “yeah, maybe. What do you have?” That’s when he said money and apparently that he had been waiting six years for this concert. I am going to go ahead and assume he was asking to buy drugs from me and not anything that is going to make me want to break his legs. I apologised and said no but couldn’t help yelling after him when he walked away “Do I look like I have a good time?!” He shrugged and smiled. Damn he was cute, but my good times are the kind that can’t be sold.

I think Basement Jaxx are sponsored by Puma. Even their costumes had Puma details.

As per usual, Webster is overrun with Limeys. Attention NYC British: There are other venues.

Hurrah for Scotland! The brass section all wore kilts and sporans with white t-shirts and sneakers. I LOVE boys in kilts with a t-shirt and trainers.

Slightly perturbed by the Guerrilla fighter outfits. Hasta la victoria siempre!

Setlist (yanked from Chris, cheers):

Intro from Crazy Itch Radio
Good Luck
Romeo
Oh My Gosh
Right Here’s the Spot
Take Me Back to Your House
Do Your Thing
Hey U
Lights Go Down
Everybody
Jump & Shout
Red Alert
Ace of Spades
Where’s Your Head At?
Encore: Bingo Bango

Also there: The Music Snob, Fluxblog- make sure to see him for mp3s (Hi Matthew, sorry I didn’t come over and say hello), and Village Indian.