Caribou Remixes Four Tet

Free for Download

Domino Records will release the Four Tet Angel Echoes Remix 12” on August 3, 2010 in North America (July 19, 2010 in the UK). Angel Echoes is the third single from Four Tet’s universally acclaimed album There Is Love In You. The A side on this remix 12” features a deep, club ready remix by Caribou, currently on tour promoting his new album Swim. (You can download that one for free via the handy widget below.) The flip side contains a gorgeous piano-infused remix by Domino Record’s labelmate Jon Hopkins. The digital bundle will include all the ‘There Is Love In You’ remixes to date.

Angel Echoes (Caribou remix) by Four Tet

Angel Echoes Remix 12”
1. Angel Echoes (Caribou Remix)
2. Angel Echoes (Jon Hopkins Remix)

Angel Echoes Remix digital track list (out July 20, 2010)
1. Angel Echoes
2. Angel Echoes (Caribou Remix)
3. Angel Echoes (Jon Hopkins remix)
4. Love Cry (Joy Orbison remix)
5. Love cry (Roska Remix)
6. Sing (Extended version)
7. Sing (Floating Points remix)
8. Sing (Mosca remix)
9. Sing (Banton’s Indian Chants Remix)

Four Tet will be back in North America this October for a tour. So far the dates are looking like this:

14/10 Metro - Chicago IL
15/10 Henry Fonda Theatre - Los Angeles CA
20/10 The Mod Club - Toronto ON
21/10 Studio Just For Laughs - Montreal QC
22/10 Webster Hall - New York NY
24/10 9:30 Club - Washington DC


FOUR TET A JOY from Ben Collier-Marsh on Vimeo.

Caribou Win 2008 Polaris Prize

The Polaris Music Prize and $20,000 was awarded to Caribou (Dan Snaith) tonight. The Dundas, Ontario native was awarded the prestigious prize for his stellar 2007 release Andorra, on Merge Records.

A jury of 185 music writers, broadcasters and bloggers drew up a short list of 10 of the best Canadian albums released between June 1, 2007, and May 31, 2008.

The prize is meant to honour, celebrate and reward creativity and diversity in Canadian music, without any consideration given to sales figures.

This year's nominees include Basia Bulat, Black Mountain, Caribou, Holy Fuck, Plants and Animals, Kathleen Edwards, Shad, Stars, Two Hours Traffic and the Weakerthans.


The gala event was held at the Phoenix in downtown Toronto. In 2006, Final Fantasy's album was selected over records by Broken Social Scene, Sarah Harmer, Metric and the New Pornographers and in 2007 Patrick Watson’s debut album Close to Paradise took top honours.

It was a hard fought race with all of the nominated albums being serious contenders for this coveted prize. I sure didn’t envy the jury on this one.