L.A. electronic artist Alek Fin just dropped his new “Mull” EP which the whole of we’re bumping pretty steady up in b3 HQ. The In Rainbows-esque “Rocks In Paper” is our choice track from the set. Give it your attention.
Alek Fin 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
French remixers Reflex have produced a gem with their shimmering edit of Shindu’s synth pop track “Just Go”.
Shindu – Just Go (Reflex Remix)Reflex 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.4
Oliver Sabin aka Unicorn Kid shows us how to feel with this new electro dance cut that features a catchy vocal edit from Love Decade’s 1991 hit, “So Real”. We’re feeling it, are you? Pick up the “Feel So Real” single this coming January 6th via Ultra Music.
Unicorn Kid – Feel So RealUnicon Kid 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
Rudimental link up with rising MC queen Angel Haze for if “Hell Could Freeze”, previewed here from the group’s debut album expected early 2013. The track offers up a delictable hook in fine Rudimental fashion with an eclectic mix of RnB, hip hop, and soulful electronic vibes. We’re into it. Check out the track below.
Rudimental 
(Official)
Rating 8.3
The Dirty Tees link up with Dani Deahl for their debut label release on the anthemic floor filler “Paralyzed”. Get into it below.
The Dirty Tees (Soundcloud)
Rating 8.5
The dreamy “Prana” is new from German-based producer Liam Back. The track sports a sharp blend of far-off soundscapes and pitched up vocals but the clear star of the mix are the operatic/choral samples that, starting at about 0:35, weave their way about the production.
Liam Back – PranaLiam Back 
(Soundcloud)
Rating 8.4
Beep beep who got the keys to the b3 jeep. California producer Falcons focuses the Missy classic through the post-millennial sleep & b glass, exchanging the “supa dupa big” leather bodysuits and cameo appearances from Blaque for interstellar time warps and bottle service. Into it.
Falcons – VroomFalcons The Neighbourhood (Facebook)
Rating 8.4
UK electro duo Voyeur fuse that thump groovin’ base, harmonic subtlety and jazzy piano chord accents with a sensual balmy affect, and smooth sultry vocal punchline for a slow unfolding dance floor grinder on “Blame It On The Youth”. This rapidly emerging deep tech house producer/dj collective best known for their artfully infused remixes recently released this debut original track on MadTech records. Turn it up ya’ll and git balmy. By Erin Feathers
Voyeur – Blame It On The YouthGeorge Barnett (Facebook)
Rating 8.3
L.A. based experimental electro producer Matthew David brings an exotic dimensional style and flowing whimsy to the quirky synthesized ballad “Memories of A Scientist” by Chrome Canyon. By Erin Feathers
Chrome Canyon – Memories of a Scientist (Matthewdavid Remix)Matthewdavid (Soundcloud)
Chrome Canyon 
(Facebook)
Rating 8
This cosmic re-do of Ultraista’s “Gold Dayzz” is the latest in a string of really good (beautiful) remixes from the LDN duo Maribou State. Swirling electronics, stunningly voiced vocal harmonies, and sweetly gliding counterrhythms are among well executed standout qualities of the remix. Do not miss it.
Ultraista – Gold Dayzz (Maribou State Remix)Maribou State (Soundcloud)
Rating 8.4
The Russ Chimes train rolls on with latest track “Turn Me Out” debuted tonight on Annie Mac’s R1 programme. The uptempo track has the feel of classic early 90’s music without sounding hokey, dated or dumb. We are into it.
Russ Chimes – Turn Me OutPeace (Official)
Rating 8.4
UK producer Legend4ry cooks down perhaps the most cooled out interpolation of The Contours “Do You Love Me” of ALL TIME. We’re getting trippy mane with Juicy J.
Trashbat – Shake Em Out (Legend4ry’s Love Mix)Trashbat (Facebook)
Rating 8.4
