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!
Connect!
We love to connect to our fans! Just follow these three simple steps to get the full KOTU story!
1. Like-click the KOTU Facebook page to get the latest KOTU-info right into your Facebook newsfeed. Also, this is a great way for you to connect with other KOTU fans!
2. Join us on Soundcloud. This way you’ll be the first one to know whenever a new KOTU song gets uploaded!
3. If you’re more into of knowing what we do in our spare time – follow @kyaal and @funkyloffe on Twitter. Simple as that!
So.. what’s KOTU come up with so far?
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.
Yeees, 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! For original full length mix as well as the instrumental version, check out Music!
What’s KOTU doing nowadays? Style got a bit worried over seeing nothing new coming from KOTU, but we could calm them down, breaking the news of the new single coming out. Read the whole article by clicking the picture (sorry international folks.. only in Swedish..).
Loffe did this quick spy-camera thing for your entertainment. This is from yesterdays recording of our forthcoming track “Our time will come” @ Soundism Studios. We still got a few things to lay down, but after today, the recording will be all set for mixing!
And for all of you recording geeks: The vocals were recorded not with the U87 but with a Brauner VM1 matched with Vladis own custom made power supply. The result turned out great and we’re very excited to hear the vocals fully mixed with the rest of the tracks, and with a nice 480L verb over it.
