May 312011
 

Something about Chris Isaak suits late night. His atmospheric take on ’50s rockabilly fused with ’60s surf and a whole lotta reverb possesses a foreboding that you just can’t quite put your finger on, but gives you a sense that something lurks in the shadows. No wonder, then, that he shows up often in the soundtracks to David Lynch movies (he even starred in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me). Lynch, after all, has mastered the creepy late night vibe.

LateNightTales is a series of collections compiled by artists such as The Flaming Lips and Groove Armada, consisting of tracks that make the perfect companion to a late night. Each includes one new cover by the featured artist. Trentemøller curates the latest set and includes a cover of Isaak’s “Blue Hotel.” He slows the track down, turning it into a seductive male/female duet that would be at home in any Lynch movie. Listen to the track below.

Trentemøller – Blue Hotel (Chris Isaak cover)

Check out more Trentemøller on his website.

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  One Response to “Trentemøller Uses Chris Isaak’s “Blue Hotel” To Tell His Late Night Tale”

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  1. In our lobby this song is the most listened! We love Chris and his song.

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