B3 fave producer GXNXVS (Genius), who recently remixed Theophilius London’s banger drum-inspired Kanye-produced dance track “Tribe” into a strikingly effervescent cool-as-rain R&B jam, wows us again with a beautifully simple bass-driven syrupy r&b mood-altering spin of B3-lauded Panama track “Jungle”. Amazing vibes. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
GXNVVS (Soundcloud)
“Limousine” is new from B3SCI Records alums (now signed to Handsome Dad) Beach Baby. “Limousine” which is out November 16th, takes a bit more muscular edge to initial tracks “No Mind No Money” and “Ladybird” riding a construction of beefed up rhythm guitars, broader in sound drums and a little more monochromatic melody. It’s a cool swerve in sound for the band who are very obviously primed for major success.
Beach Baby 
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Kyle’s SMYLE album is due out today and it couldn’t be more highly anticipated. Kyle posted another single on Tuesday to his Soundcloud “Remember Me?” featuring Chance the Rapper. It’s a soft hitting piano beat that shows Kyle’s sensitive side, which I hope to find more of on the album’s other tracks. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
KYLE 
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Kiiara and Gallant producer turned soloist Felix Snow turns in a dynamite new track called “Slow”, a mild-future synth-y trap-beat-enhanced incandescent-atmospheric pop jam which features the seductive-dreamy vocals of LA-based songstress Madi Walsh. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Felix Snow (Soundcloud)
We love the sunny-sensed dance-inspired guitar-kissed sax-infused vibrations of “Beachside Lover” from Brooklyn-based vocalist Josh Tobias. Great song. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Josh Tobias 
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Drunk Girl and fellow NJ-producer sidekick Drivvin join forces for a phenomenal new bold-bass-driven 80’s-vibe techno-tinged dance-floor house crusher “What Goes Around”. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Drunk Girl 
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Go deep with the deeply-saturated immense-proportioned bass-driven technicolor-synth-accented intensely-focused soundtrack-ready techno thriller “Transgender” by an artist new to B3 called Schmutz, also known as Conor MacParland and Kristian Woods. New one “Transgender” is the title song off the Irish producer duo’s 3-track raw analog-driven late-night-club dance-centric “Transgender” EP. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Schmutz Schmutz 
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Lose yourself in the beautifully-muted emotive nuances of Milan producer Addal on their new superbly-subtle dance-centric acoustic-guitar-laced bossa nova-tinged luminous-wonder club edit of Whilk and Misky indie rock track “Clap Your Hands”. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Addal 
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“Let You Go” is the new track from Toronto producer River Tiber (a.k.a. Tommy Paxton-Beesley) which stands out as extraordinary for its vibrantly gorgeous soft and sensual heart-felt r&b vocals, fun creatively-styled bubbly accent beats and lovely piano-led accompanying instrumentals. “Let You Go” is out on Canadian label Arts & Crafts Records. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
River Tiber 
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We last covered B3 favorite, London multi-instrumentalist producer/vocalist Tom Misch for his Jordan Rakei-vocaled neo-soul-bented song “Wake Up This Day”. Give a listen to his newly released funky rhythm-centric instrumental gem called “Clap Clap Clap” for a vivacious-synth-layered hand-percussion-infused sonic pick-me-up that excels in that nicely-understated instrumentally-stunning Tom Misch style which we dig so much. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Tom Misch 
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The great Jakarta Records is releasing a joint LP with producer Fredfades and rhymer Ivan Ave in December and the jazz-tinged A+ “Reaping” is the first stream. Get into it.
Acclaimed LA artist, producer, and composer Flying Lotus teams up with Seattle rap set Shabazz Palaces and LA-bred multi-genre bass player/singer Thundercat for a new collaboration called WOKE; which according to Fly Lo in an interview with Pitchfork was named for the trio’s feelings on “dreams and stuff and astral experiences”. We’re into the eclectic-star-packed project’s very vibe-y mood-drenched atmospheric first single “The Lavishments of Light” which showcases Parliament-Funkadelic legend George Clinton. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
