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Free Music From Little Boots: The Automatic Lover Mixtape

Synthtopia continues its Link Love for Tenori On Babes campaign with a shout out to LIttle Boots, who’s Fairtilized a free mix tape of synth-heavy retro disco – the Automatic Lovers Mix. Note: The mix tape was published on Fairtilizer, a site that’s turned into a spam domain.

December 12, 2008June 20, 20142 Comments

Little Boots Interview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf7_NV3ruxA This is a short interview with Little Boots before her performance on Later. It’s not a great interview – but she touches her YouTube hit Meddle and using the Tenori On.

November 30, 2008November 30, 2008Leave a comment

Anime Girls & The Korg Kaossilator

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPhJWsqC7IQ Anime girls show what you can do with a Korg Kaossilator in Korg’s promo movie.  via Matrix

October 5, 2008October 5, 20082 Comments

Goddesses Of The Keytar 4: Naomi Jarman

Joining the awesome Juliette Commagere, Imogen Heap & Lauren Rocket as officially recognized Synthtopia Goddesses of the Keytar is Naomi Jarman of the progressive electronic band Crisium.

September 20, 2008September 20, 2008Leave a comment

Sexy Computer Nerd’s MIDI Purse

Sexy computer nerd Rucyl Mills looks stunning in her fashion-forward outfit. She’s ready for not just the dance floor, but to star on the stage with her Elektro-07 wearable MIDI controller. It’s made of black leather and snakeskin, and features a tasteful collection of MIDI pads and continuous controller knobs. Mills explains her bold fashion… Read More Sexy Computer Nerd’s MIDI Purse

September 4, 2008Leave a comment

Chicks That Mix: Little Boots’ Victoria Hesketh

It’s been awhile since we highlighted any Chicks That Mix. There’s probably no better way to remedy that situation than drawing your attention to Little Boots‘ Victoria Hesketh. Hesketh is the former lead singer with Dead Disco, and now she does her own electronic dance music as Little Boots. “Little Boots is just me, Victoria,”… Read More Chicks That Mix: Little Boots’ Victoria Hesketh

August 2, 2008August 2, 20087 Comments

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