DA’s Sunday Morning Medicine: Volume 113

by: David Klemow May 24, 2015

Sunday Morning Medicine is a feature from Dancing Astronaut dedicated to the mellower side of electronic music. We bring you our favorite therapeutic selections — old and new — in an attempt to alleviate the agonizing effects of a long weekend of partying.

1. Perfect for both Saturday night and Sunday morning, Two Fresh links up with Towkio and Joey Purp for Next Wave Records’ latest selection, a mellow trap-inspired piece called, “Gettin’ Throwed.”

2. Klingande never fails to start the day off right. Their vibrant, jazzy 2013 hit “Jubel” is the perfect remedy, with sun-drenched chords and infectious vocal work.

3. Gramatik’s eclectic blend of multi-instrumental electro-funk shines through perfectly on “Faraway.” The tune is a breezy instrumental cut that takes hip-hop elements and arranges them over plucky, soulful bass lines.

4. Bearson procures a euphoric beat as Mark Johns adds lush versework on “Imposter.” The pair offer a fine-tuned collaboration just in time for the summer months.

5. SNBRN’s spin on Marvin Gaye’s classic “Sexual Healing,” is blissful house perfection. Chopping up Gaye’s iconic bedroom-primed lyrics and dropping in groovy horn additions, SNBRN makes the track his own on this remix.