Chromeo’s video for “Come Alive,” their dinky synth-funk jam with Toro Y Moi’s Chaz Bundick, takes obvious inspiration from the lovably cheesed-out 1987 movie Mannequin and from the cartoonish videos that held down the era of MTV from around the time Mannequin came out. In the clip, Chromeo’s Dav...

Near the end of 2013 we heard a couple of new singles from Chromeo, “Sexy Socialite” and “Over Your Shoulder,” for an album expected sometime in 2014. Now it is 2014, and we still have no idea when White Women will be out, but in the meantime we have another new song, this time with [...]

Last night on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, two important Canadian duos came together. Montreal synth-funkers Chromeo were there to play “Sexy Socialite,” the new single from their forthcoming album White Women, and they conscripted the reunited Toronto noise-punkers Death From Above 1979 into duty as their backing band. I wo...

“Sexy Socialite,” the second release from Chromeo’s upcoming White Women, is brimming with bouncy disco buoyancy and lyrics like, “You’re a sexy socialite / I wish you were a socialist / instead of worrying about / your name on the list.” But we’ve heard missives of this sort ...

Canadian electrofunk duo will release their fourth studio album 'White Women' soon