Amsterdam Klezmer Band

I love these guys. Another band we used on Waltzes, Glitches & Brass. This is a much older track but one of their best.

Samantha Emanuel

Samantha Emanuel (nee Hasthorpe) is for my books the best of the new Bellydance Superstars. I'm probably biased cos she's a friend, but her improvisations are really well thought out and above all, in tune with the music. Anyway this was filmed during her workshop weekend in Chagford, Devon, in the Summer 2009 and music is by Dan Cantrell and Amon Tobin.

You can even spot me to the left hand side (if you look hard enough) doing my DJ thing...

Caravan Palace

This great French band mix twenties swing sounds with Berlin-style cabaret and other mashed up kitsch electro sounds. As you can see they're a great live band.

We really wanted to have this track on Waltzes, Glitches & Brass, but alas the label wanted loads of dosh so it wasn't to be. But if you're a label with a lot of money to spend on licensing, these could be a decent bet...

Kitten Pig vintage cut

I have no idea whether this is an official video. I suspect not. Anyway this is a classic cut from Pentaphobe. He's probably never bettered it in terms of vaudeville sounds. The video fits perfectly.

Chancery Blame & The Gadjo Club

Unzer is probably the most popular tune on 'Waltzes, Glitches & Brass: The New Sounds Of Vaudeville'. This is a new(ish) tune from Chancery Blame & the boys. A shakey video but you can hear the musicianship at work. I hope for very big things for this London based, classically trained collective...

Analogik

Another band that appears on Waltzes, Glitches & Brass. From Denmark, these analogue electronic dudes, led by Asger, produce some of the most interesting balkan/swing/retro electronica you're like to hear ...

Unkle Ho

Another artist that appears on 'Waltzes, Glitches & Brass'. Unkle Ho is the alter ego of Australian producer Kaho Cheung. All his music is worth getting. He also plays with highly rated Aussie hip hop collective The Herd.

This video rocks. We nearly chose this track but Slavgnostik won through in the end.