Published at 11:59 AM on November 28, 2007

Daptone Records teams up with Scion for sampler

Daptone Records teams up with Scion for sampler

You've heard Band of Horses in Ford commercials and Wilco in advertisements for Volkswagen. Yes, car companies have begun love indie music too. Now, collaborations are reaching past the automotive ads, and steering into the recording studio.

Scion, a member of the Toyota Motor Sales family, has partnered up with Daptone records to help sponsor and produce a remix album. The compilation will feature revamped tracks from various artists that are on the Daptone label, such as Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings and the Budos Band, jazzed up by the likes of Mark Ronson, Kenny Dope and Mad Professor.

The tunes that make up Scion CD Sampler v. 19 - Daptone Records Remixed are now available for download on iTunes and Rhapsody. Hard copies are due out at the end of November, and will include a second disc with the original versions of the artists’ songs. All proceeds from the purchases of the album will go directly back to the Daptone artists as part of Scion’s initiative to help support the music community.

Daptone Records Remixed tracklist:
1. The Budos Band - Chicago Falcon (The Washington Sq. Lads Remix) feat. Wale*
2. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Keep On Looking (Kenny Dope Remix)
3. The Daktaris - Eltsuhg Ibal Lasiti (Mad Professor Remix)
4. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Stranded In Your Love (Cool Calm Pete - Sweet Nothing Mix)
5. The Sugarman Three & Co. - Take It As It Come feat. Charles Bradley (Afrodisiac Soundsystem Remix)
6. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - How Long Do I Have To Wait For You? (Ticklah Remix)
7. The Budos Band - T.I.B.W.F. (Hank Shocklee Remix)
8. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - My Man Is A Mean Man (DJ Spinna Remix)
9. The Sugarman Three & Co. - Bosco's Blues (Bull Jun Remix) feat. Large Professor

* Remixed by Mark Ronson

Related links:
DaptoneRecords.com
Scion.com
Paste:Behind-the-scenes peek at Daptone Studios

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