Wade though the soulfully-sentient dark-ambient-vibed inner sonic trenches and subtle well-orchestrated pounding far-out rhythm-atmospherics of Berlin-based Myk Derill on his haunting sleek-mod depth-driven trippy-hypnotic-vibe psy-trance-y twist of “Data” from Buenos Aires/Barcelona artist Rodrigo Garcia. We love the track’s minimalist and esoteric Pink Floydesque wild-and-crazy universally-themed accompanying animated video too. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Myk Derill 
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We’re drawn to the beautifully blended ambient elementals of “Jamaican Greek Style” a super creepy new track from Levantis a.k.a. Athens producer Nick Levantis. We like the deeply cinematic narrowly-focused dark-tempered slow-marching mechanical-metallic deep-house sentiments of the track which is off Levantis’ upcoming new Oct 30-release album called ‘Romantic Psychology 1’ that is out on Technicolour. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Levantis 
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The vivaciously soul-spirited vocal-led track “What You Don’t Do” from London songstress Lianne La Havas gets an excellent slick-percussion-tinged mellow-path house makeover from B3 favorite artist Maribou State; who are the London-based deep house leaning beat-maker duo responsible for creating the excellent June-released “Portraits” EP which we loved for its smashing Pedestrian-vocals-boosted track “The Clown”. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Maribou State 
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Irish Londoner wiz-producer/DJ Garry McCartney a.k.a. Ejeca (who we last discussed in 2013 for his low-key intimate-vibes garage-inspired house gem “Rosario”) blows our mind with a glorious carefully-laid sprawling-vibed sense of simplicity on “Ascension” the new sense-drenched raw-energy slow-trickling beat-heavy acid-house techno jam that is one of three tracks off Ejeca’s upcoming “Litmus” EP (out now via his own label Exploris). Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Ejeca (Soundcloud)
Skylar Spence does it again with another immensely catchy guitar-groovy disco-fabulous dance-beat driven winner jam (the second in a week) off his new forthcoming album Prom King that is out September 18th. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Skylar Spence (Soundcloud)
B3 new fave Pat Lok has endeared a place on our favorite artists of 2015 list (thus far) for his distinctly-flaunty vibrant-synth-driven dancey-tropical blend of charismatic house music. We are drawn to Lok’s overtly pause heavy outstanding-artistry chop-y editing vibe that has come to define his signature style (which reverberates beautifully throughout his very catchy well-pointed recent body of work). Give a listen to Lok’s latest chipper intro-ed up-vibed percussion-laced reverb-y dance-friendly rework (of Autograf’s melodic-wood-tone-centric track “Dream”) that we think (refreshingly) treads a tad on the noir side in comparison to Lok’s previous works due to his choice in vocal sample and use of cold punchy metallic euro-house sensibilities that kick in late in the track. Brace yourself for more good stuff from Pat Lok, a true-to-life talent who we hear is a hoot at his live DJ stints. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Pat Lok 
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Adelaide DJ/producer and Future Classic artist Motez (who’s new here to B3) excels at creating an intimate-vibed dance-floor anthemic on his new upscale-stylish house edit of “Jungle” from fellow Aussies, Sydney duo Panama. The track is the lead release off Motez’s upcoming new project that hits on October 2nd. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Motez 
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US producer newbie Blookah, makes a strong-sweet first impression with his sublime new electric-guitar tinged beauty called “Ryder” a quiet-edged trap-percussion-enhanced bubbly-effervescent instrumental jam that sets a perfect natural moody-ambient atmosphere. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Blookah (Soundcloud)
Treat yourself to the brightly-calibrated vox-vocaled trap-beat-tempered EDM deep-dub twist of Dropout’s “Slowly” by The Feels which is one of several remixes of the track out now on Big Beat Records. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Dropout 
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Get familiar with the warmly-lit spacey-interstellar sunny-sensed synth-chord-heavy indie dance vibe of LA producer Jamie Prado on his slow-building beat-driven cosmic-ambient new one “Hit Em Off” which we think excels for its smoldering bass-line undercurrent and simple syrupy-mesh of hip-hop soul-touched male-female vocals. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Jamie Prado (Soundcloud)
Get your heated tropical dance grooves on with eSQUIRE on his vivacious new spacey-atmospheric remix of one of favorite tracks of the moment “Rumor Mill” from the uber-talented UK collective Rudimental. The trancey-expansive deep-house vibed jam is out now via Big Beat Records. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
eSQUIRE (Soundcloud)
A new artist to B3 called Tamper turn out an outstanding tepid-paced down-tempo-cover of Santigold’s new classic “Disparate Youth” which we especially like for its brightly-simmering softly-building stretched-out synth-inspired temperament and gorgeous slowly-unthawing mesh of electro and dub-tinged accents. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Tamper 
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