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You know I can't quite believe I haven't blogged about LectroLips yet.  They sent me their debut record "Keyboard Sexy" awhile ago and I throughly enjoyed it.  It has a real La Roux quality to it and for fans of that micro genre in electronic music, I think you'll enjoy it.  Simple yet calculated and complex 80s keyboard music with a twist – really it's good stuff.  

Well since then, the London duo have put together a new track called "Supersize The Synthesizer" and have made it available for FREE download for all EQ readers  below!  LectroLips have also been working on a fun cover version of Madonna's "Think Of Me" which is really sounding pretty amazing – you can preview it on their MySpace.  I think given a proper promotional push for the final track – it could be a breatkthrough for them – after all, nu-retro is so hot right now.

LectroLips on MySpace

"Supersize The Synthesizer"



Raj Rudolph
Founder/Editor-In-Chief

Rajan Rudolph has been an electronic pop music obsessive ever since he heard Madonna's iconic debut album in the 80s. When he couldn't stop playing "Music For The Masses" by Depeche Mode, he instantly knew that electronic and pop music would be his life-long passion. Rajan is a dual citizen of the US and the UK and has lived in London since the summer of 2000. He created EQ Music as a passion project from the ground up having interviewed some of the biggest names in pop like Lady Gaga, Sia, Mika, Kelis, Robyn and every member of the Scissor Sisters. EQ Music is one of the UK's longest running influential pop blogs, regularly hosting showcase nights for emerging and established pop acts in the British capital. Rajan is also a full-time digital tech professional working at Warner Bros. Discovery and has contracted for MTV, Google, Huffington Post, Vogue, GQ and WIRED.