To celebrate release of his new album Our Love (which is out today), Canadian electronic producer Caribou (nèe Dan Snaith) has just released the gorgeous video for the record’s thumping titular track.

Caribou‘s terrific 2014 album Our Love has just been given an expanded digital edition with seven remixes, including “Second Chance” by Cyril Hahn and two different versions of “Mars” by Head High, ...

Back in 2011, Dan Snaith, aka Caribou, became aka Daphni. Daphni was a new dance project inspired by time spent DJing on the road, and was, according to his statement at the time, all about making ...

Caribou's video for the title track from his new album Our Love (out today via Merge) is a beautiful meditation on aging. It was directed by Ryan Staake of Pomp & Clout. In a press release, Staake ...

In addition to Caribou, Dan Snaith sometimes releases things under his Daphni moniker, which usually trend in a more club-oriented direction. This time he's remixed one of his own songs, "Our Love," ...

Dan Snaith has been an acclaimed electronic musician for more than a decade, but it was only recently that he realized he could make people dance. “It dawned on me gradually,” says Snaith, better ...

Caribou has a knack for making pulsating, instantly gripping electronic music with dizzying falsetto vocals to back up the beats. Thankfully, the Canadian producer’s new single, “Our Love,” proves no ...

Our Love is the latest effort from Caribou, one of the monikers used by Daniel Snaith. The album leads off with the single “Can’t Do Without You.” Snaith’s vocals bathe in reverb, while synths swirl ...

Detroit electronic music veteran Carl Craig has remixed Caribou's "Your Love Will Set You Free," the closing track from Our Love. "Carl Craig is a peerless remixer. I've dreamed of having him remix ...

Dan Snaith is sitting on a couch on the first floor of Manhattan's Ace Hotel, unfazed. He was supposed to have a room by now, but the hotel mixed something up, so he'll be meeting with journalists in ...

Dan Snaith is sat at the back of an East London cafe with a big grin draped under those trademark grandad specs. You can hardly blame him. He is having what’s commonly known as ‘a moment’. Until ...