Remix albums, particularly of non-electronic music, can often be a mixed bag. At worst, they can be more a novelty item than anything else. But happily enough, this is far from the case with N.Y. (Rmx) P.D., a remix album of Hong Kong post-punk outfit N.Y.P.D. from some of Hong Kong’s top electronic music talent. If anything, the album represents the expansion and unfolding of the original source material, building on it and taking it in new and exciting directions.

Electric Soul’s Brian Hioe spoke to Kyrie Manson from UMT Radio.

Shifting Gears’s recent release, Drum Nation, is house with an interesting spin. The Japanese artist, who is based in Tokyo, is also known as Hoshina Anniversary.

Frankey & Sandrino’s new release on Crosstown Rebels, “Optical”, is solid, firmly rooted techno.

To close out 2021, we rounded up our ten highlights from the last year of our best articles! Take a look back at the last year of what Electric Soul has put out.

2021 has been a year with its fair share of ups and downs, as we enter into year two of COVID-19. What better way to close out the year than with some of your favorite local and international acts, both alternative and mainstream?

Electric Soul’s Brian Hioe spoke to Cocoonics ahead of her performance this weekend during HEX at Mihn Club.

Bicycle Corporation’s release on Taipei-based Our Muzik Records, Can You Even, is a solid offering. The dense rhythms of the title track gradually introduce new elements but remain fairly consistent on the whole, maintaining a similar level of energy throughout.