15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

King Fantastic is back together once again now that Killer Reese One is a free man. Together with producer Troublemaker, the two are preparing for their forthcoming album, The Great Man Theory.

Get your first taste of it through "Yup... Yup... Yup..." below, and download it here.

Ryan Hemsworth teams up with Japanese artist Qrion for the undeniably cute and bubbly "Every Square Inch."

You know it's summertime when DJ Jazzy Jeff and MICK drop their annual mixtape. It's just what you need for any warm weather function, so download the tape from their website here, and go behind the scenes with the two DJs in our exclusive videos here.

Fools Gold Records signee Hoodboi remixes a classic, Destiny's Child's 1998 smash hit "Bug-A-Boo." Give it a few listens and trust that this one will be stuck in your head for days.

Memphis native Jon Waltz demonstrates some versatility on his latest single, the hypnotic "Video Girl," handling the verses with confidence and crooning the hook too.

Young L dropped a new mixtape titled MVP, an impressive self-produced effort. Check out tape highlight "Depre$$ed Ocean" below, and download MVP here.

Following swiftly on the heels of his remix of "Danny Glover," Lapalux has taken on Young Thug's other big hit. The drums hit as hard as the original, but Thug's weird cadences and croaky voclas with equally weird sounds that it halfway between Western movie soundtrack and the squeaking doors of a haunted house.

Download below.

In anticipation of I Can't Rap Vol. 1, Waka Flocka Flame shares his "Flock mix" of Snootie Wild's "Yayo," reinventing the catchy chorus, and holding back on the wild delivery and showing off some versatility.

Download via Facebook here.

From Brisbane native Aleksander's recent release Mah, Jang, Jong! comes "Phoenix," a mesmerizing slow-burner that showcases the singer/songwriter's incredible voice thanks to the song's bare-bones but effective production.

British producer Mr. Mitch has a remix series where he makes "Peace Edits" (a reference to when beefing grime artists make "war dubs" directed at one another) of current songs. He's taken on everything from Pharrell to The Beach Boys to grime classics, turning each song into a weightless, eerie journey into a haunted dreamworld.

Check out previous Peace Edits on his Soundcloud here, and download his remix of Mumdance and Novelist's big tune "Take Time" below.

Together with Dally Auston, NoName Gypsy, and Saba, Mick Jenkins drops a new one titled "Realer Than Most" as a part of Chicago's Closed Sessions. It features an unreal sax melody that Kenny G would be proud of, and you can download below.

UZ's rework of Elliphant's "Revolusion" transforms the already aggressive single into a massive, in-your-face anthem. Turn up.

Philadelphia-based group Vacationer take on Major Lazer's "Get Free" and removes Diplo's reggae-influenced production in place of a fresh hip-hop leaning beat.

Xcel and DJ Slugo's remix of DJ Deeon's hard-hitting classic "South Side" will have you exuberantly proclaiming the glory of Chicago thanks to its relentless production. Download the track here.

From producer YDG's Truly Gifted mixtape, here's highlight "Know About Me" by Peewee Longway, Young Thug, and Offset. Download the tape here.