Henrik the Artist is one jolly good fellow. Listening to his tracks feels like climbing trees with your best friend – hands and feet dirty with a bright smile on your faces. His new tune Perfect Workout, released via Activia Benz, shows you that this producer just wants to play.
You’ve probably already been blown away by that video snipped of Diplo and TroyBoi‘s performance at Something Wonderful in Dallas, where they dropped their upcoming collabo. If not, check it out after the jump. We’ve been refreshing both artists’ Soundcloud pages by the minute ever since. It has not yet happened. To ease the wait, we’ve chosen this mix for Diplo And Friends on BBC Radio 1. It is inspired by the music TroyBoi used to listen to growing up.
If you’re in the same mood as us right now – which is wanting to just kick back and reflect on the weekend’s events on a hungover sunday – Gazi by A.Chal is the perfect one for you. Take a look at the neat visuals to this relaxed tune after the jump, and be at ease with the world.
Sorry, for posting this only now. The truth is, we’ve been utterly stunned into a kind of paralysis by Mura Masa and his Someday Somewhere EP, released last week. Are U There is just one of six absolutely brilliant tracks on it. Enjoy the rest after the jump. Just remember: you won’t be able to do anything for the next couple of days, except maybe crying out of sheer gratitude to have been alive when this young producer dropped these tunes.
Porter Robinson took Nero’s The Thrill and created this collage of greatness. It starts so soft, you would never guess what follows after that drop. Have fun, and also check out the original after the jump.
Almeria is a city in Andalusia in the south of Spain. Whether that was the inspiration for French producers Everydayz & Phazz to create this wonderful piece of music remains unknown. We’re just grateful they made it.
There goes the next amazing remix: this time we give you AWE‘s take on Through The Roof by Hermitude.
Friends, as you know, the tremendous amount of music out there makes it hard – really hard – not to miss a gem every now and again. We know you trust us with filtering out the best of the best, but even we are occasionally overwhelmed by the sheer number of great tunes. Which is why today we introduce a new category called Lost and found, to honor stuff we missed the first time around.
The first slot in this new category is reserved for the Ganz remix of Odesza’s Say My Name feat. Zyra. It still riddles us, how we could have possibly overlooked this.
It is a collaboration that has been waiting to happen: Flume & Sam Smith. The Australian remix god added his unique flavor to Lay Me Down off of Smith’s debut album In The Lonely Hour.
We hope you had a relaxed Easter holiday and found plenty of eggs. Now, whether you believe that Christ has risen or not, you will agree that dojo‘s Sans Cesse is the perfect Soundtrack to accompany such a miraculous feat.