Sharp little remix by our bro Gemini on Ed Sheeran’s latest.
Ed Sheeran – You Need Me, I Don’t Need You (Gemini Remix) BONUS:Swedish House Mafia – Miami 2 Ibiza (Gemini Remix)Rating 8.5
Sharp little remix by our bro Gemini on Ed Sheeran’s latest.
Ed Sheeran – You Need Me, I Don’t Need You (Gemini Remix) BONUS:Swedish House Mafia – Miami 2 Ibiza (Gemini Remix)Rating 8.5
When I see your face, it’s like sunlight drippin.
Chris Panousakis & Sophie Orchard – Sunlight (Bag Raiders)Rating 8.2
“How Can You Swallow So Much Sleep” is the lead track off Bombay Bicycle Club’s anticipated A Different Kind of Fix LP. As with “Shuffle”, there seems a progression in sound not only for the band but one that’s bridging popular music. The song’s early soundtrack visibility can serve as an indication that this song has some light to shine, as we can only hope for the rest of A Different Kind of Fix.
Bombay Bicycle Club – How Can You Swallow So Much SleepBombay Bicycle Club 
: (Official) (Myspace)
Rating: 8.6
Laid back is how we like our Fridays. Take Beady Eye’s cover of “Blue Moon” for example. Liam’s croon is gentle as ever, with the band almost framed in a world that John Lennon could have had for “Free As A Bird”. Not to make the cliche but rather to point out how even Lennon must have been inspired by the standard ballad made famous by both of John and Liam’s (and everyone’s) mentor ‘The King’. Either way, this cover is mint.
Beady Eye – Blue MoonBeady Eye (Official) (Facebook)
Rating 8.5
Just because we heard this and had to ask the entire blogosphere what the fuck this is. What the fuck is this? Besides a trip. We quote the band, “have a nice dance with Satan”.
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Unicorn Slut – Hunting The Blacke ToadeRating: ?
Before I again go with the same artist(s) two weeks running, we might see The XX or Mumford & Sons record a metal song. After loving three TB’s tracks including last week’s “Crystal Meth Christian”, I decided to check out the rest of their album. The huge low-end hook in “Rocket Scientist” has addicted me and hopefully will do the same for you. The whole song rocks in a very electro sort of way. Contributed by Bruce Rave
Teddybears – Rocket ScienceTeddybears 
(Official) (Facebook)
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How do I fresh? So what’s not to love about “Take Me” by the Kingdom dude? A neatly-packed electrotheque beat supports the track framed by ligher-than-air vox courtesy of Electrik Red’s Naomi Allen. Bounce to it.
Kingdom – Take Me (Feat. Naomi Allen)Kingdom 
(Official)
Rating 8.0
You know it’s about to get sexy in here! Turn that shit up.
Malice & Mario Sweet – Date NightMalice & Mario Sweet (Official)
Rating 8.2
I remember giving R&B songstress Jhene Aiko a few spins recently around when her Sailing Souls mixtape dropped. Somehow I missed this dope laidback jam with a Kanye feature. Early in the aughts, Jhene had, for lack of a better description, a tight relationship with TRL favs B2K, (wrote a bunch of tracks, sang on their records, had a baby by Omarion’s brother). Well, girl is back and she’s re-emerged here on “Sailing” and sounds great. Give this sultry heater a spin and see what you think.
Jhene Aiko – Sailing (Feat. Kanye West)Rating 8.4
Their name says a lot but not everything. Los Angeles collective The Californian brings a welcome and fresh perspective to an oft-sound of summer. On “Everybody Loves You” qualities of surf and indie rock timelessness come in-tow with a pop song, crafted as infectious as any. It’s pretty hard to resist.
Off the heels of their recent tour with She Wants Revenge, The Californian are prepping the release of their self-titled debut album with select performances this summer including a slot at Sunset Junction street festival in Silverlake late August. We’ll be there.
The Californian – Everybody Loves YouThe Californian 
(Official) (Twitter) (Facebook)
Rating 8.5
FIDLAR are great. If you’re into “Wait for the Man”, a tune somewhere between RHCP, The Cramps, and the sound of 2011, you’re prob gonna be into these four other jams the L.A. band’s got set up on their bandcamp.
FIDLAR – Wait for the ManFIDLAR (Myspace)
Rating 7.9
One of dubstep’s progenitors Skream takes a more mainstream turn on “Anticipate”. The track, which features frequent collaborator Sam Frank, adopts perhaps a more broadly palatable sound. While this is likely at least one notch above something you’d find Flo Rida rapping over, the broad chord jabs, the pulsing downbeats, it’s definitely something a little new for Skream. That aside, the song on its own, what is its quality? Well we, for one, are into it. Pop or not, it’s a big track that should find ample spins in big rooms all over the world.
Skream – Anticipate (Feat. Sam Frank)Skream (Facebook) (Soundcloud)
Rating 7.9
