15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Ho99o9’s "Da Blue Nigga From Hell Boy" would've been perfect for Halloween, but if you're into that dark, lurking sound and aesthetic, then this is song is for you. Menacing snarls and downright nightmarish production give the song an unsettling feel that'll stick with you long after your first listen.

If you haven't seen them yet, be sure to watch the utterly insane visuals for the single. A disclaimer should be given, though: it's gory.

Download the song here.

OG Maco, the Atlanta rapper responsible for the viral "U Guessed It" just dropped his self-titled EP. Get the whole thing here, and check out "Want More" below.

The Neighbourhood finally liberated their free mixtape #000000 & #FFFFFF earlier this week. With features from Dej Loaf, YG, Casey Veggies, and more, the Cali-based band demonstrates how well their sound works with a harder edge. Listen to the Danny Brown-featuring "H8M4CH1N3" below, and download the entire mixtape at DatPiff.

In addition to providing the backdrop to many of Chance The Rapper's recent releases, The Social Experiment—which is comprised of Chance, Nico Segal (Donnie Trumpet), Peter Cottontale, and Nate Fox—has been keeping busy with preparing their new project titled Surf. Listen to the project's uplifting first single "Sunday Candy" below, and be on the lookout for Surf.

Enlisting the likes of Big K.R.I.T., YG, Big Sean, SZA, Clams Casino, and more for his new Ferg Forever mixtape, A$AP Ferg came through with a solid project. Check out the Twista-assisted "Fergsomnia," which features production courtesy of D.R.A.M. and Very Rare, as well as the rest of the tape below.

RAC comes through with another excellent, infectious remix. This time, it's of Echosmith's "Cool Kids," and features layered floating vocals and sparkling instrumentation, resulting in an uplifting rework.

Download the remix here.

The first 45 seconds of "Ferguson" start off with audio of Michael Brown's mother speaking about her son. From there, things get aggressive, ominous, and downright nasty.

Erykah Badu, sounding like she's recording in some kind of underwater world thanks to German producer Scientific's remix.

Grab the remix here for free.

Locked Concept is a new label from Australia spearheaded by talented producer Lockjaw. According to the label, its aim is to be a "platform to enable creative control and ensure a high quality marriage of visual and auditory art forms." By the sounds of their first release from Lockjaw, a two-track sampler of what's to come, they're definitely on the right track.

Listen to Lockjaw's "With You" below, and download the ethereal collection here.

Sad boy Little Pain asks an important question—"what's your issue?"—before getting a little more introspective and divulging in his own issues. It's an odd but intriguing track that features ISSUE and uses elements of Aphex Twin's "Icct Hedral." Be on the look-out for Little Pain's forthcoming album, L.I.T.T.L.E., due December 2.

Killer Mike released a gem from the vaults this past week, an 18-track mixtape from 2008 titled Sunday Morning Massacres. Even though it's apparently a collection of freestyles, Mike nonetheless sounds as ferocious and full of conviction as ever. Check out tape highlight "Belly of the Beast," as well as the rest of the tape below.

Download the entire tape here.

Another catchy track off the DC rapper's upcoming Law 3 mixtape.

Sometimes Twitter submissions can be great. Harlem based artist Phil Walker reached out to P&P and the Slimarous-featuring "Excessive Culture" is an intriguing cut that sounds as if it's taken inspiration from far-away places. It's a refreshing break from formulaic rap, and a nice first taste of what Walker has to offer.

Sounding a little something like the most triumphant fart you've never had, Hunt For The Breeze's horn-laden "Louis XIV" is just as majestic as its title might suggest. Throwing in a little bit of a goofy sparkle here and there, "Louis XIV" is among one of the many highlights from Moving Castle's third compilation. Download the entire compilation for free here.