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B-Movie Lightning


B-Movie Lightning is the solo work of Ireland native Mike Smalle. His reps recently contacted us and sent his EP which is basically a maxi single for his track "Take Yourself To The City", plus remixes by Frenchie and Linda Buckley. Digging them all! Smooth chillwave to the max. Seems he's gonna be releasing an album later this month on Micropolis Records so figured I'd give you the heads up on this talented fellow before that's released. The tracks are only for streaming (bummer), but it gives you an idea as to what he's all about. If you like what you hear you can stream/buy the EP for $3 Euros on his bandcamp page (figure that's like $5 U.S. dollars). Anyways check out the track/video for the lovely "Take Yourself to the City" below and be on the lookout for that album release soon.

P.S. Good news Mike contacted us and let us post "Take Yourself to the City" plus a bonus track "Triple Trouble" for our readers downloading pleasure! Sweet! Here they are...


MP3: Take Yourself to the City - B-Movie Lightning


MP3: Triple Trouble (Single Mix) - B-Movie Lightning


5 comments:

Anonymous said...

great stuff. Bought the album after, paid full price and it was worth it. This guy is great but does he tour?

Anonymous said...

B MOVIE LIGHTNING IS A GREAT NEW DEPARTURE for Mike Smalle of Cane 141. The album is so cool. We was dancing to it on Saturday night. Yes, Mike Smalle gigs live. I saw him support the Flaming Lips once. My favourite track is 'Spooky West'.

Anonymous said...

This album is so cool. Are there any concerts?

Ray Milian said...

not sure. check his sites i linked one/maybe contact him. cheers!

Anonymous said...

used to like ol' cane 141. not much electronic pop coming outa ireland. so was keen to hear the new direction. wow, I don't know if it is the production by Ian Catt or just the benefit of this being Mike's 4th or 5th album but this is streets ahead of cane. in fact, it is streets ahead of most stuff. the lyrics are alternately witty and dark. but the music is so light sao dancey. the vocals float like they are thoughts in your own head (listen on headphones and you'll see)