This is your Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve. We will try to bring you one “chill” track every day. This is for when you get home and you are trying to unwind. You reach for that glass of wine or that unlit Black & Mild or maybe you reach for something more herbal. This track is for those times. We will try to bring you at least one a day. We are just your milkmen and I’m here to make a delivery. Chill…..

Today’s delivery is brought to you by machinedrum featuring Nami Unreal. I came across machinedrum through a friend and I’m glad for that day because I havent listened to much IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) but the more I hear some the more I really love it. machinedrum hails from New York and much like Flying Lotus; he has produced music for Adult Swim interludes and we all know Adult Swim has some of the best music sprinkled throughout their programming. The song i’m bringing to you today is called “Roll & Feel” and its from macinedrum’s album entitled  want to 1 2? I’ve also included the music video with this song which is what really got me liking the song. The song also featurs Nami Unreal who is a j-pop/electronica artist that hails from Tokyo. This song really tries to put you in a little trance so check out the song and chill…

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Download: machinedrum – Roll & Feel (feat. Nami Unreal)

http://www.vimeo.com/3216980machinedrum – Roll & Feel (feat. Nami Unreal)

• www.myspace.com/machinedrum
• www.myspace.com/namiunreal

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Mux Mool is a champion. This remix he did of the group SNAP’s 1992 song “Rhythm is a Dancer” is…amazing. Mool’s music is in much the same style of Eliot Lipp, and it’s dope to say the least. I know you know the song…you probably listen to it in the shower or some weird shit like that. Ill put up the original video just so you can check it.

Meanwhile, Minnesota native, but Brooklyn based Mux Mool has blown fans away in 2009. After being on iTunes best of in 2006 with the song “Lost and Found” he hit best of again in 2008 with Best Track “Death 9000 (Machinedrum remix)” Best New Artist with the 7 song experiment titled “Drum EP” and had a song on the best instrumental album, Moodgadget’s “Synchronicity Suite” with the track “10”. The collaboration between Ghostly International and Adult Swim, aptly titled “Ghostly Swim” included Mux’s “Night Court,” which provided the backdrop for an animated video with GI mascots BoyCatBird, and an Adult Swim bump. After a successful east coast / midwest tour in Fall 2008, Mux settled back into Brooklyn to put the fit and finish on two forthcoming releases, “Just Saying is All” which was released as an iTunes exclusive. You should check it out. I did.

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