Trentemøller Debuts Video For "Sycamore Feeling (Marie Fisker Version)" From Reworked / Remixed Double LP, Out This Week
Makes Late Night TV Debut On 'Last Call with Carson Daly'
"Reworked/Remixed remains a compelling cross-section - and introduction to - Trentemøller's
catalog. " - ALARM 'This Week's Best Albums'
"It was a thrilling, all encompassing performance, where Goths, rave fans, and indie kids all elated.
A master class in leaving it all onthe stage." - Under the Radar
"The album's wide range of instrumentation... truly explains why Trentemøller is one of the most talked about producers working in electronic music." -Zink
Watch "Sycamore Feeling (Marie Fisker Version)" at the Stereogum premiere or YouTube
Download Trentemøller's Remix of "Neverglade"
Danish electronic artist Anders Trentemøller has debuted a brand new video with Stereogum for the opening track "Sycamore Feeling (Marie Fisker Version)" on his recently released double CD, Reworked / Remixed. The video features the Danish singer stoically sifting in and out of people's apartment's and thoughts. After an incredible spring tour including performances at this year's SXSW, Ultra Music Festival, and Coachella, resulting in Yahoo! Music saying he was the "biggest breakout of Coachella 2011...perhaps he'll be headlining Coachella in 2012," Trentemøller just wrapped up his second exhilarating full-band run through North America this year including an amazing NYC set with expert theremin player Dorit Chrysler and Coco Sumner (I Blame Coco). The producer and his lauded band will make their late night television debut next week on Last Call with Carson Daly. Tune in Wednesday night Nov. 16th/ Thursday morning at 1:35am EST.
Reworked / Remixed is out now on Trentemøller's own label In My Room and celebrates some of the producer's favorite remixes he's crafted for other artists, as well as his own songs that other musicians have reworked. Featuring UNKLE, I Blame Coco, Depeche Mode, Modeselektor with Thom Yorke, Efterklang, Mew, Kasper Bjørke and many more, CMJ says, the "beats are crisp and instruments are perfectly mixed, mastered and balanced, fitting together like pieces in a very exact glass puzzle."
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