15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Taking Daft Punk and Julian Casablancas' excellent "Instant Crush," the sisters of Say Lou Lou replace Casablancas' distant vocals with their own lush, romantic ones for a refreshing cover of the song.

In an unexpected turn of events, The Neighbourhood links up with Danny Brown for "Hate Machine," a song full of gloom and doom. The song will appear on the band's forthcoming project, #000000 & #FFFFFF. Download it here.

The highly anticipated debut project from Raury was released earlier this week, and Indigo Child is as eclectic and packed with ideas. One standout is the collaboration with Vancouver Sleep Clinic, "Superfly." Listen to Indigo Child and download it below.

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You might have caught this one already, but if not, the first single from TOKiMONSTA's forthcoming seven-track mini-album Desiderium is absolutely brilliant. "Realla" features mesmerizing vocals from Anderson Paak, who sounds very similar to Frank Ocean, especially at the beginning.

Desiderium arrives September 23 and you can download "Realla" here.

Misun bids farewell to sunny days and warm, balmy nights with a nostalgia-drenched song titled "Goodbye Summer."

Problem unveiled his new project, 354: Lift Off, and it includes a formidable cast of rappers and producers, including Childish Gambino, Salva, Zaytoven, and more. Check out Problem and Gambino's "Dollaz and Sense / 0 to 100" below, and download the entire project over at DatPiff.

It's been a minute since James Vincent McMorrow released Post Tropical, but rest assured: he's still inspired, even though there aren't plans for a new album quite yet. Listen to the stunning "When I Leave" below, and read an update on his current state:

I've been recording when I can over the summer, on the floors of festival dressing rooms, in hotels, I've been waiting for everyone to fall asleep so I can track vocals in the back lounge of the bus. Making Post Tropical definitely lit a fire. There's no plan for any of it, I have an album in the world and it is rightfully taking up a lot of my energy, but I've plenty energy to go around, I'd like to start putting out some ideas while the ink is still wet, I want people to hear them, to know what they are when we play them live during the autumn Euro and US tours.

Disclaimer, they're not polished, nothing recorded on the road ever could be, a lot of time spent removing crazy back ground sounds from vocals etc. That's the point though I guess, snapshots.

When I was in college I'd go out a lot, but I wasn't the guy that was the centre of everyone's attention, I was usually standing awkwardly in the corner. But just because you're standing in the corner doesn't mean you don't love to dance. That's what this song is about I guess, dance like no one's watching.

James

Download "When I Leave" here.

Rome Fortune flexes over futuristic production courtesy of SuicideYear on "Workin' Gal," which will appear on Fortune's forthcoming EP, Small VVorld.

Related: In Conversation With Rome Fortune, One Of Atlanta's Most Creative Artists

Ty Dolla $ign has finally released his Sign Language mixtape, and it's worth the wait. It features Ty's usual well-written hooks and top notch production, and it also includes guest spots from YG, French Montana, Wiz Khalifa, T.I., Juicy J, and many others.

Listen to the Juicy J and Rich Homie Quan on "Dead Presidents" below, and download the entire project here.

Ryan Hemsworth has been keeping busy with his Secret Songs series and own releases, and he shares yet another one-off, a track called "Cream Soda" featuring vocals from Tomggg.

Maryland duo Abhi//Dijon released a four-track EP earlier this week, filled with rich, sensual R&B and subtle electronic production. Listen to "Honest" below, and download the EP here.

Popcaan’s classic "Naughty Girl" gets a club-ready remix from Dubbel Dutch, who is trying to keep summer going just a little bit longer.

New York city resident VÉRITÉ's vocals are mesmerizing on "Weekend," an effortless pop-leaning song with enough punch in the vocals to keep things intriguing.

Fossa Beats' "Bae" uses a short vocal sample to mesmerizing effect, mixing it with colorful video game inspired synths for a song that wouldn't sound out of place being released on LuckyMe or a similarly forward thinking label.