Listen to a 50 minute set chock full of unreleased material from the Welsh producer.

Hamburg calling - wieder einmal erweitert das MS Dockville seinen Timetable mit neuen Künstlern. Zuletzt vergrößerte sich das vielfältige Line-up bereits in Form der Pop-Newcomer Me And My Drummer, sowie des britischen Indietronic-Trios We Have Band ( motor.de berichtete ). Auch der neue Bandschwall zeigt eine große Bandbreite an Musikstilen. Für den hanseatischen Singer/Songwriter-Charme sorgt Niels Frevert mit seinem aktuellen Langspieler "Zettel Auf Dem Boden" im Gepäck. Daneben bringt der geheimnisvolle, maskierte Elektronik-Künstler o F F Love die Tanzmeute zum Kochen. Außerdem zeigen Boy & Bear mit ihrer Mischung aus rollenden Drums, krächzenden Gitarren und schwärmerischen Melodien weshalb sämtliche Konzerte von ihnen ...

Following on from last week's launch parties at Fabric in London and La Cheetah in Glasgow, Auntie Flo has been invited along to tonights Boiler Room with Debruit, Dauwd and Kuhrye-oo.

MFM will be heading back to its birthplace, Brighton, this week, braving the storm clouds and the coldest temperatures since Christmas day to check out a few bands that I’ve been championing but have yet to see live. The Great Escape is up there with my favourite festivals; my experience of it last year was hugely significant and it’s pretty much shaped these last 12 months for me. I actually remember coming back from the festival and deciding the MFM should be nothing but new music-based. Alas, things have gone full circle and below is a guide to ...

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Dauwd, Kidnap Kid Song: Mr. Fogg - A Little Letting Go (Maribou State Remix) [download here ] What's so good? If one were to find themselves in an endless free fall, Maribou State’s remix of Mr. Fogg’s hit single “A Little Letting Go” would be a superb anthem for the occasion. A delightfully chilled out take on the on the already very much chilled out original, the remix twists the vocals into a soundscape that conjures daydreams and caused me to not get hardly anything done at work today for at least ...

Dauwd and Fort Romeau are two of the most exciting producers making teasing electronic rhythms at the moment, so it makes complete mathematical sense that sticking them together would result in some restrained, aqueous bliss. This Fort Romeau remix of Dauwd’s “What’s There” has got an understated bass hum which will reel you in [...]

DIY Radio: Into The Blogosphere (23rd April 2012) by Diy on Mixcloud MFM was on the radio this week, shipping off buzz to the ports inside your pretty ears. The past two weeks’ worth of mp3s have been among the finest of the year so far. In complete honesty,  if you were to make a list come December of your songs of the year, a least a few of these would be in serious contention of aiming for the upper half of the countdown. Take the finest, most pristine example of minimal pop to date for example, with Jessie Ware ...

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Sounds like: Jacques Greene, Lapalux Song: Dauwd - What's There (Fort Romeau Remix) [download here ] What's so good? Hold onto your pants! You’re in for an awesomely surprising treat. Fort Romeau has released an incredible remix (exclusively for FACT Magazine) of Dauwd’s 2011 hit “What’s There.” In itself, this is noteworthy; however, the most interesting thing about the release is that Fort Romeau is also the keyboardist from La Roux, which probably 99.9% of you would never guess from this release – I know I sure didn’t. The remix is ...

Last week Dauwd remixed Jack Dixon’s, Lose Myself. This week, Fort Romeau returns the favor and remixes Dauwd’s, What’s There. [...]

While there are currently many artists operating in an emerging sphere of house and 2-step music centered on drifting, tropical textures, two of the most promising are Pictures Music 's Dauwd and 100% Silk 's Fort Romeau (pictured above). read more

Dauwd – ‘Whats There’ (Fort Romeau remix) – FACT magazine

Aside from both having unexpected U’s in their names, Fort Romeau and Dauwd also have other things in common. Mainly, they both make incredibly smooth productions that build in quiet and unexpected ways but stick … read more »

For those of you who don’t know, Mike Norris used to play keyboard and program live shows for the electro-pop duo La Roux. After his stint with the band, Norris started producing tracks under the moniker Fort Romeau and has directed his efforts to making deep, eclectic forms of House like this remix I present [...]

We’re loving all the emails from Pictures Music at the minute, especially the content contained within. For example, this remix … Continue reading »

I mean, this is so beautiful that I don’t even know how to describe this. This remix from Fort Romeo for “What’s There” from Dauwd, just made my day. Another golden track that I could pass the opportunity to share and show some love. Feel free to download it! [download here]