Download the stellar reinterpretation at bottom.

Watch my interview with Little Boots here.

Hands is out now.

Visit Chris Jackson Jones on SoundCloud.

MP3: Little Boots – Earthquake (Chris Jackson Jones Mix)

Watch today’s feature (showcasing the final gig of her NA journey) below.

MP3: Little Boots – Remedy (Speak Mix)

Little Boots – Remedy (Speak Mix)

Watch my brief interview with Little Boots here.

Speak recently covered Daft Punk’s ‘Digital Love’.

MP3: Little Boots – Remedy (Speak Mix)

Enjoy her latest entry below. Watch my full interview with Little Boots here.

MP3: Little Boots – Meddle (BVL Mix)

Watch the brand new feature below. I recently chatted with her for TMS TV.

MP3: Little Boots – Earthquake (Yes Giantess Mix)

Watch the brand new feature below. I recently chatted with her for TMS TV.

MP3: Little Boots – New In Town (Golden Filter Mix)

A few hours prior to this week’s magnificent gig at NYC’s Highline Ballroom, I had a brief chat with Little Boots in her green room. Hands is out now. Be sure to catch Little Boots on her NA tour. Visit LB at her official site. Watch previous episodes of TMS TV (Adam Green, Sondre Lerche & Fanfarlo) here.

MP3: Little Boots – Meddle (BVL Mix)

Watch today’s feature below. Read my review of LB @ NYC’s Highline here.

MP3: Little Boots – Earthquake (Yes Giantess Mix)

Yet another exquisite performance! New additions to her live show include: myriad lasers, a keytar, multiple outfit changes & a Twilight inspired tune. Official TMS Rating: 9/10. Yesterday, Hands was released in North America.

Another photo, the setlist & a Little Boots track AFTER THE JUMP…

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Yesterday, Blogger, the blogging arm of Google, wiped, without notice, a mounting number of music bloggers whom have had various notices from the DMCA regarding “illegal” music on their site. Bill of I Rock Cleveland has detailed his fight against Google’s actions and fought his case on their support forum.

Back in May of last year, we ourselves received a takedown notice from the DMCA regarding a Little Boots track that her American label’s publicist had sent us to post the January before. GoDaddy, our hosting company, received the initial notice and pulled our site for an agonizing few hours as we scrambled to remove what was once a cleared track from the site. We wrote Little Boot’s manager, her labels, her publicists, everyone we could think of and no one had sent the DMCA after us. Apparently, the DMCA plays by their own mysterious and unscrupulous rules. But Google, as much as we do have an undying love for them, is not without fault for failing to report this problem to the blogs which have called them home for years. We found an interesting post from Nashville Scene regarding the takedowns which links to an LA Weekly article from Feb 5th warning that Google will now be hitting delete on blogs instead of giving them notice. Apparently there was some notice that this new policy would be instated but not to the bloggers themselves.

Music blogs and music lovers have gathered on Twitter to discuss the issue, hashtagging posts #musicblogocide2k10. The Music Slut is about to celebrate its 5th year anniversary, we can’t imagine 5 years of our work being gone in a matter of moments. Those sites gone and attempting to rebuild are:
Pop Tarts Suck Toasted; Living Ears; It’s a Rap-Rogo; Masalacism; I Rock Cleveland