In case you haven’t heard this track enough the first million times, Dan Deacon goes “exponentially” ape shit on this remix of the acapella from the #1 hit.
Dan Deacon 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.2
In case you haven’t heard this track enough the first million times, Dan Deacon goes “exponentially” ape shit on this remix of the acapella from the #1 hit.
Dan Deacon (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
Big orchestration offered up here from new trio The Ludlow Thieves. Soaring vocals and live string arrangements make for a captivating listen on the band’s track “To Travel”. Cinematic pop is good for your speakers.
The Ludlow Thieves – To TravelThe Ludlow Thieves 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.1
Another heater just leaked from Woody’s forthcoming Woody x The Notorious B.I.G.: Remixed release. The Biggie track originally in Born Again was a remix itself from an unreleased 1993 cut. Flips get flipped. Get into it.
The Notorious BIG- Niggas (Woody Remix)Woody 
(Official)
Rating 8.3
New Jersey based producer on the rise Ambinate puts the flip treatment to “Helicopter” from Another. Been chilling to this lush atmospheric jam of galactic proportions all night.
Another – Helicopter (Ambinate Remix)Ambinate 
(Facebook)
Another 
(Bandcamp)
Rating 8.397
One of our favorite newish producers Maya Jane Coles dials up Florence’s latest “Spectrum”, creating for a nicely tipped ethereal glide all throughout the track. Definitely not a mix or producer or to sleep on.
Florence + The Machine – Spectrum (Maya Jane Coles Remix)Maya Jane Coles 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.2
New York rapper Ro Ransom just dropped his sharp new Ransomnia mixtape. Our fave from the set is the Araabmuzik-produced banger “Howl”. Ransomnia‘s got features from Trae Tha Truth, Casey Veggies, Rich Hil and production from Cardo, Xaphoon Jones and more. Get familiar ASAP.
Ro Ransom – Howl (Prod. Araabmuzik)Ro Ransom (Facebook)
Rating 8.4
The lo-fi treble on “Where Are We Now” will blast through your veins and clot up your throat. The track offers up a ruckus hiss of genuine garage rock and pop sentiment from the young LA based trio Wake Up Lucid. “Where Are We Now” is previewed from the band’s forthcoming and debut LP titled Feel It which sees release on August 7. Give it a spin below.
Wake Up Lucid – Where Are We NowWake Up Lucid (Facebook)
Rating 8.1
New music from Blur is always cause to celebrate! Today the band released some lyric based visuals for two new tracks “The Puritan” and “Under the Westway”. Both tracks have had some much lauded over live performance exposure so they’re not TOTALLY NEW but today does mark our first taste of the full studio versions. Blur will be playing a few warm up dates (if you’re near where they’re performing, you already know) in the lead in to their anticipated Hyde Park gig on August 12th. Blur 21: The Box will be released on July 30, 2012.
Blur (Official)
Rating 8.4
French songstress Birkii’s fine new delightfully summery single “Holy War” gets an inspired remix from fellow countryman Pegase.
Birkii – Holy War (Pegase Remix)Birkii 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.5
“Money in the Air” is a dope new jawn from Bay Area MC Peoples’ nice Believing in Greatness LP.
Peoples – Money in the AirPeoples (Facebook)
Rating 8.1
A couple of years on now, there’s still something magic about The xx’s sublime cover of Kyla’s “Do You Mind”. Here, Miami producer Derek Walin takes the xx cut to the after hours club. Injecting enough pulse and break to keep you conscious while still conserving enough of the original’s soothing quality to keep you breathing. We love it.
The xx – Do You Mind (Derek Walin Remix)Derek Walin 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.5
Vibin’ out to this “Perfect Storm” of retro synthpop that leads off Work Drugs forthcoming Absolute Bearing release. Get it 7/10/12.
Work Drugs – Perfect StormWork Drugs 
(Facebook) (Pre-Order)
Rating 8.3796
