15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Vic Mensa links up with Rockie Fresh and Beldina for the melodic but sharp "Time Is Money."

For his latest project, remix king Terry Urban mashes up Portugal. The Man songs with some hip-hop from such artists as Kanye West, Biggie, and Jay Z, and the end result is one that works surprisingly well. Check out "Modern Yeezus" below, and the rest of the project at Urban's SoundCloud

Singer/songwriter Eddie Gomez's bluesy debut single "Someday" is a stomper with a pop twist.

While Sweden keeps on pumping out fantastic upbeat electro indie-pop, Finnish duo Redder's "Border/Lines" is a mysterious, dark offering that features sparse electronic production and visceral vocals.

Four Tet has been hopping around quite a bit lately. One of his latest remixes includes Toronto band DIANA's "Perpetual Surrender," the result of which is both soothing and persistent.

If you're looking for some dark, menacing rap with some real bite, look no further. Here's Chicago rapper Ibn Inglor's latest offering, "WAXXX."

You really think we'd leave off a new Soulja Boy cut titled "Birds Flockin'?" C'mon. Download the rest of Soulja's new mixtape, Life After Fame, here.

Bronx MC Doley Bernays continues to impress.

Parisian producer/singer Dream Koala keeps getting better with each release. He's now based in Berlin, and "Odyssey" is his best yet.

The production duo behind A$AP Rocky's "Fashion Killa" is back with a new single, and it's a little like Clams Casino on steroids. Download two other free new tracks from Friendzone here.

"New Slaves" is a highlight off Yeezus, but damned are the ones who don't give Angel Haze credit for taking on the monster. The girl goes hard.

Seoul's "Stay With Us" is a slice of effortlessly cool electro dream-pop with the perfect amount of bounce.

You might think you've had enough of this song being remixed, but BeazyTymes' take on the song might change your mind. Featuring some futuristic production and glitched-out Flo vocals, his remix of "You've Got The Love" is almost a brand new song.

For his latest remix, Budo takes on Bon Iver's "Holocene," and flips it into something that sounds like the opposite of Bon Iver.

Oxford Club takes Goldroom's warm, summery "Fifteen" and puts his disco touch on the single.