Producer S O H N is on a bit of a run at the moment, racking up blogoverse hits & adoration on the reg, (“The Wheel” “Oscillate”, etc). Here the “mysterious producer” (music blog writing keywords) turns the keys on Lana Del Rey’s “Ride”. The result being a rushing wall of emotion and beauty, etc of the highest order. Take a listen over at Prefix.
S O H N 
(Soundcloud)
Rating 8.4
UK singer Hollie Cook hooks up with producer Prince Fatty (not King Tubby) for this dub version of the classic track by The Whispers. Rocksteady.
Prince Fatty & Hollie Cook – And the Beat Goes OnHollie Cook (Facebook)
Rating 8.2
Experimental-songstress Lowell recently collaborated with super collective Apparatjik (Coldplay/Mew/A-Ha) to present the ear catching track, “Shake Him Off”. Now she’s teamed up with illustrious label, AllSaints, and their exclusive Basement Session series. We’ve got a first look at their new re-interpretation of “Shake Him Off”, which sees Lowell sampling and looping her way through the catchy track. An additional performance of Lowell’s song “Kids” will be live tomorrow at the AllSaints site here. Also, be sure to check out Lowell’s new and debut mini-album If You Can Solve This Jumble.
What happens when one of the hottest bands in the world links up with one of the hottest producers in the world? Other than the obvious answer of something you need to listen to, there’s this remix that Ryan Hemsworth recently did for title track from The 1975’s forthcoming Sex EP. Hemsworth meticulously transforms the uptempo pop-rock anthem into a laid back, beat-swaggered strut. Earmilk had the premier for the track earlier today, be sure to check it out and grab a free download while you can. You can pick up the Sex EP on 11/19 via Dirty Hit/Vagrant.
The 1975 – Sex (Ryan Hemsworth Remix)Ryan Hemsworth 
(Facebook)
The 1975 (Facebook) (Pre-order Sex EP)
Rating 8.4
Electronic production duo Project 46 tap into some Raymond for their latest house friendly banger. The crew have just dropped this official flip to “Numb” from Usher’s recent Looking 4 Myself release. Were into it. Sample the new radio edit below.
Project 46 (Soundcloud)
Rating 8
Here’s a record for your collection. Manchester based trio Turrentine Jones are releasing their new single “Show Me Mercy” on 7″ this coming Friday (11/9). Hitch a magic carpet ride on this blues-ridden psychedelic blast through time. A time when rock and roll reigned supreme and peace, love, guitars and LSD all seemed so synonymous.
Turrentine Jones – Show Me MercyTurrentine Jones (Official)
Rating 8.2
Fresh off a performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live with his new single “Solar Storms”, singer-songwriter Josh Doyle dropped by the Vintage room at the Guitar Center in Hollywood, CA to chat with Nic Harcourt and perform some songs, including this stirring rendition of “Bird of Prey”. The former frontman of UK pop band The Dum Dums, Doyle recently released a new and self-titled album on 10/23 that’s produced by Grammy award-winning producer John Shanks. Take an exclusive look at this performance below and check out more from the session with Josh Doyle and Nic Harcourt at the GC podcast series here.
Josh Doyle 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
Skrillex just keeps bringing the nastiness. In collaboration with Alvin Risk, “I’mma Try It Out” is rumored to play at the end of the forthcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 video game. Track is illin. Pick up the game 11/13.
Skrillex 
(Official)
Rating 8.1
Bobby Ray continues on that longest road back to street credibility. “We Still In This Bitch” starts with a big Mike Will beat, adds big features from Tip and Juicy “I Will say no to no one” J ratchet man, and ices it with that “street crunch” that ensures hip hop radio playlisting. Throw dem bandz.
B.o.B. – We Still In This Bitch (Feat. T.I. & Juicy J)B.o.B. 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.2
Deck cooks that buttery smooth for the latest track from Masta Killa’s upcoming Selling My Soul project
Masta Killa – R U Listening (Prod. Inspectah Deck)Masta Killa 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
Props to the Live for the Funk team for releasing this latest gem from UK electronic artist Maths Time Joy. “Let Go” is that antidote for the nu-garage wearied soul. Do not miss.
Maths Time Joy – Let GoMaths Time Joy 
(Soundcloud)
Rating 8.5
The b3sci crew can’t resist the siren’s bleat of a good ukulele tune. The cool team at Stones Throw let loose today “Saturday Night” by Australian artist Jonti; and as far as ukulele tunes go, the vaguely exotic sounding track is a definite keeper.
Jonti The Faults 
(Facebook)
Rating 8.3
