Daily Jam - A Season in Hell

Here's a pretty and cinematic ambient track from Moby.  Listen to "A Season in Hell" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Beetlebum (Moby's Mix)

I feel like all the alt-rock bands got their songs remixed by electronic artists in the late '90s.  It was just a thing.  Anyway, here's Blur getting the remix treatment by Moby.  Listen to "Beetlebum (Moby's Mix)" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Everything That Rises

I've gone in and out of phases where i like Moby, the most recent one being a few years back when "Innocents" came out.  Dig on the synthy, cinematic moodiness of "Everything That Rises," our Daily Jam.

Moby and The Void Pacific Choir

I've always had a soft spot for Moby, and while he's not quite the pop cultural phenomenal force he was 15+ years ago, he consistently releases wonderful music.  Now under the guise of Moby and The Void Pacific Choir, his latest album, "These Systems Are Failing," continues his kinda preachy, but still catchy electronic pop.  Watch the excellent and depressing Max Fleischer indebted video for "Are You Lost in the World Like Me" below and get the new record from Mute.

Daily Bowie - Sunday (Moby remix)

When Bowie released "Heathen" in 2002, the CD came with a bonus disc featuring a couple of rare tracks and remixes.  One of those was Moby's mix of album opener "Sunday."  Listen below, your Daily Bowie.

Moby covers Duran Duran

Moby covered Duran Duran's "Rio" for some reason.  I like it.  Listen below.

Moby & Wayne Coyne

Moby has a new album called "Innocents" due out this month...and for the first time in 10 years, i care that there is a new Moby album.  That might have something to so with the assortment of guests and collaborators he has joining him this time around, including Mark Lanegan and Wayne Coyne.  Watch the video for the glorious and joyful Coyne-assisted "The Perfect Life" below and get the record from Mute.

Moby & Mark Lanegan

The unlikely duo of Moby and Mark Lanegan released a 7" single last Saturday for Record Store Day.  "The Lonely Night" is a slow burning, moody dirge, reminiscent of the early 90's output of Leonard Cohen.  In other words, it's haunting and gorgeous.  Listen below.