Quadron, a dynamic duo from Denmark call their music electronic soul, mixing the sound of hand-played instruments with the benefits of today’s computer-related techniques. Listen to a sample playlist of their forthcoming release plus a bonus interview after the jump.

Jonny’s vow is to make uncompromising art pop – honest, deep and original – and to put on a damn good show everywhere he goes. Bonus interview after the jump.

Electronic pop duo Coloma’s new album “Love’s Recurring Dream” is out now on Italic Recordings. It’s electronic dance music harbouring a love for pop (attitudes), as exemplified by the likes of Steely Dan or Prefab Sprout. We invite you to stream their perfect pop album, get a free track to download and read their interview.

Kon & Amir, you know the name. Respected djs, legendary crate-diggers, unique artists. After touring the world in 2008 (notably in Japan and South Korea), they’re back in the lab working on a new mix as well as the third installment of the Off Tracks series, this time focusing on Brooklyn. We got the chance to have Amir give us his top 10 albums of 2008 list, listen to a track off each now.

Bonus: Amir interview!

LISTEN TO THE PLAYLIST AND READ THE INTERVIEW AFTER THE JUMP

Mr. Scruff is back! The iconic dj/producer/remixer recently released Ninja Tuna, a brilliant album that draws on jazz, soul, breaks, funk, hiphop, house, and takes the genres to a whole new level…the Mr. Scruff level. There’s no better way to celebrate than with this exclusive Fairtilizer mix by the Scruffster himself. So sit back, relax, or just take it to the dancefloor if you prefer…and yes, press play, you won’t regret it!

Bonus interview and mix tracklisting below.

Songwriter, producer, singer, composer, pianist, comedian, rapper, super villain, you name it, you know it: Gonzales is the definition of musical genius. Before going on tour (to support his amazing new album Soft Power) and becoming a movie star, Gonzo hit Fairtilizer up with a royal playlist. Huey Lewis and the News, Billy Joel, R Kelly, Daft Punk, Rick Ross and the list goes on: it’s Christmas.

Gonzales also proves that his interview swag is intact in a long discussion about rap, beefs, republican money, and his current projects among many other things.

Big business, international affairs, huge buildings, real money. This is probably how the Corporatebloggin.com kids would describe their blog. What does this mean? It means club rap, thug rap, sexual techno, and bright-lights-big-city house. All that presented with a “we don’t really care about what you think, all we want is to have fun” attitude. Corporate Bloggin’ is cool like that. The proof is in the playlist.

We tried to ask them our usual questions but they refused to answer, claiming it was too serious. So instead we talked with them about meeting that special someone on the internet.