Cold As Ice Cream But Still As Sweet

Sunday Girl is showing little sign of surrendering her claim to this year's Most Remixable Lady In Pop award. It's a highly coveted title, with previous winners including the likes of Ellie Goulding and Lykke Li.

Her latest endeavour is a track called 'Stop Hey'. Based on the snippets I can hear here, the track itself sounds is passable if not a little dull. The Rusko remix, however, is swoon-inducingly brilliant and, tellingly, is the subject of its own music video.



As much as I have the souped-up remixes of her singles to the originals, I do, however, quite like this pared-down version of Ke$ha's 'Tik Tok' that Sheena Beaston recently posted:

Sunday Girl - Tik Tok (Ke$ha cover)



Sunday Girl - Stop Hey (Rusko Remix)

I Live Among The Creatures Of The Night

Every now and again, a frothy female pop singer comes along that captures the imagination of the remixer/producer elite.

We've seen the likes of Ellie Goulding, Lykke Li, La Roux and, more recently, Florrie re-swizzed by some of the big name beatmakers. Now, it seems, it's the turn of 21-year-old Jade Williams, aka Sunday Girl.

Her recent singles, 'Four Floors' and Laura Brannigan cover 'Self Control', are understated pop gems, but it's these remixes by the likes of Diplo and Fenech Soler that have really piqued my interest:

Sunday Girl - Self Control (Fenech Soler Remix)



Sunday Girl - Four Floors (Diplo Remix) (Free download via RCRD LBL)



Sunday Girl - Four Floors: