Diplo‘s take on Secrets by Tiësto & KSHMR feat. vocals by Vassy has been out for a couple of days now, but we did not want to refrain from still putting it up here. Simply because it’s so good.
“Mellow out with me”, says Noah Slee on his new joint Can’t Let Go. No sooner said than done! This is the perfect song to pause for a moment, kick back, relax and find some piece for the mind. Crispy Crust’s Ben Esser went to work on the track and turned it into his signature mix of uplifting melodies over smooth bass lines, without loosing any of the original’s calm essence.
Keys N Krates saved our day with this energetic release: Save Me feat. british singer/songwriter Katy B. Wanna get to know the trio from Toronto a bit better? Hit the jump!
The Guardian is currently streaming the entire new Hudson Mohawke album Lantern. You should visit the website of the british broadsheet right now, we promise you won’t regret it, the trap gawd be our witness. Find the link after the jump.
Oshi means Big One in German. It is a very appropriate description for this remix of Fetty Wap’s Trap Queen. Make sure to make yourself familiar with the young Londoner after the jump.
We can’t feel our faces after listening to this new and insane tune by Mr. Carmack: Solutions featuring vocals by Sir Donnis. So before hitting play, hold on tightly to your pates, mates.
Do you also think Danny Seth is one of the freshest rappers out there at the moment? That flow, that wordplay and, of course, that beautiful british accent. We can wait for this young lad’s debut album Perception to drop later this year.
Summer makes itself felt, and here’s the perfect song to accompany that: CRNKN‘s remix of Sam Gellaitry’s Waiting So Long. Hit play and let your feet dangle in a lake, river or even the sea (lucky you in that case), and just chill.
Ryan Hemsworth released a ten track strong Bootleg and VIP tape for free: the Ryanpack Vol. 2. As you’d expect from the man it is a laid-back, melodic collection of music. So kick back and enjoy.
Check out this remix of Flume’s Some Minds by XVII. The Canadian youngster went at it with his signature sound of massive synths and twisted baselines. It comes as a free download. Have fun with it.