kenneth bager

How To Hunt

May 2, 2010 // by Kyle S // Tagged a-trak, alan wilkis, Autokratz, dz, fader, fina, funky porcini, george lenton, j stack, kenneth bager, monarchy, nicolai howalt, Palms Out Sounds, the 2000, trizzy, vampire weekend, volta cab, white hinterland

So I finally got through all of my emails… A-Trak - Trizzy Turnt Up // via Fader autoKratz - Skin Machine // Banger DZ - Shake That Ass (J Stack Remix) // Wowowowow Synth Fina - Ghostly Drink // Breaks Fina - Test of Simpler … Continue reading →

April 7, 2010 // by Kyle S // Tagged alex metric, dubstep, house, jayou, kenneth bager, the revenge

Music For Dreams is at it again, this time with some heat from Kenneth Bager‘s camp. The Revenge hit it hard with a spacey, disco rendition of “Fragment One”, while Jayou takes a surprisingly up-beat dubstep route. I’d also like … Continue reading →

Back To '99

November 9, 2009 // by Kyle S // Tagged alex metric, kenneth bager, Mp3, music, music for dreams, Remix

Kenneth Bager, head of Music For Dreams, is coming out with a new single called “I Can’t Wait” on Universal UK and Ultra Records in the US. He’s put together a nice little remix pack that includes reworks by Alex … Continue reading →

Music For Dreams + Palms Out Sounds

March 10, 2009 // by Kyle S // Tagged bliss, boom clap bachelors, boy george, fagget fairys, hess is more, kenneth bager, Mp3, music, music for dreams, Palms Out Sounds, pocketknife, Remix, style of the eye, supertroels, tuff city kids

I love Palms Out Sounds. I love how Haldan lays out the emails and highlights stuff with different colors, I love all the amazing artists on the label and I love that they love Music For Dreams. There’s a lot … Continue reading →

Lulu Rouge + Kenneth Bager

January 14, 2009 // by Kyle S // Tagged jesse rose, kenneth bager, lulu rouge, Mp3, music, pilooski, Remix

When Palms Out Sounds sends you songs, you post them. Especially when they include remixes Trentemøller, Pilooski and Jesse Rose. Buy Lulu Rouge‘s Bless You Remixes Pt. 2 and/ or Kenneth Bager‘s Fragment Six, Seven & Eight and you won’t … Continue reading →