June « 2010 « Kings of the Universe

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Yes, a brand new tune out of the House of KOTU! We kinda went a lil back to our roots with this one. 808 and 303 with a few beats and a bassline, recorded straight into the multitracker, some vocals, a JX marimba and a square-pad. Nothing more, nothing less, just STRICTLY JACKIN’ ACID HOUSE!

It’s 2010 and we’re finally back! “What I Like” is the new jacking summer anthem from KOTU, ready to hit the streets! The song was originally released by Anthony & The Camp back in 1986, and as the original is so effing brilliant we just had to cover it! Listen to – and download – “What I Like” right away!

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We’re proud to present our discography, filled with as much mp3-links as possible. Download the latest single including original as well as instrumental mixes, or why not listen to a few lost tracks, for example the KOTU-treatment of LA based Love You Long Time or Swedish rapper Paragon.

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Lunch time

Posted on June 11, 2010

When we’re not recording, we’re eating.

@kyaal

A little new gear to the studio

Posted on June 3, 2010

Finally I found a good sampler to fit into the KOTU headquarter. The AKAI S1000 never really dit it for me, so I thought it would be a good idea to try out the S900, and that was sure a smart move. Expect yourself to hear a little sampling action in our upcoming songs!

@kyaal