15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Tinashe's new mixtape Amethyst overall has a very smooth vibe to it. One of the standout tracks, "Worth It" featuring IAMSU! remains as low-key as the rest of the tape but with a subtle boost of energy to it, making it versatile enough for multiple settings.

Charles Hamilton's comeback seems like it's officially in full swing. His latest track "Headed To The Top" features effortless flows over some feel-good production by Oddisee.

In celebration of reaching 200,000 followers on Soundcloud, Soulection released a free compilation of Sade remixes for free. J-Louis reworked Sade's "The Sweetest Taboo" and completely made it his own.

Download the complete Love Is King compilation here.

Atlanta continues to provide countless amounts of talented artists. Childish Major and Matik Estrada fellow ATL natives teamed up to create their collaborative EP Community Service. The EP features a mixture of smooth tracks to vibe out to, as well as upbeat bouncy tracks like "Profit."

"We Bout It" starts off like a Social Experiment: a bright chorus of trumpets comes rising up like the dawn, and the beat builds as each rapper takes his turn bumping over the vibrant production. If this shit doesn't cheer you up, I suggest therapy.

No, Banks is not actually drowning, you guys. Braeden Bailey just has an evil sense of humor and a knack for naming remixes. It's a solid flip, full of stretched drums and a silky drop at the halfway point. Download here.

You can't listen to a song like "Skeeza" passively. It demands some sort of action—whether that means disappearing into a cloud of smoke, riding around with the windows down, or getting wild at a house party is up to you, but it's hard to just sit back and let this one wash over you. CoryaYo provides a smooth flute sample, and Deeno takes care of the rest. Stream below or check out the music video.

Disgusting in the best of ways—that was my knee-jerk reaction to RVDICAL THE KID's "Faces." Two seconds in he's got you by the throat with a crazy beat that only gets nastier as the song progresses. There are so many layers of synths and drums going on that it takes a few listens to wrap your head around the thing. "Faces" is a monster, and it's free.

For WELL$ latest single, he rhymes over a flipped and slowed down sample of Daft Punk's hit "Get Lucky." The young North Carolina native shows off his versatility by easily switching between an aggressive flow and a harmonic flow.

Download "Vices We All Share" here.

For his latest track "Chill With Me," Bay Area producer samples some of Majid Jordan's vocals from "Chill Pad Deluxe" as well as part of Pusha t's "Numbers on the Board" beat. He layers those samples on top of his own beat and makes something new and beautiful.

If you're into funkier songs, you're in luck because more and more new songs lately have been featuring a much groovier sound than usual. Leven Kali's latest single "C.W.Y.B." is a smooth, groovy track that you can easily sing and dance along to. The additional background vocals by JoJo are just the icing on the cake.

When it comes to remixes, DrewsThatDude clearly knows what he's doing. His latest remix is of salute's "Silver Tides" slows things down a bit. His version also gives "Silver Tides" some additional bounce that will make it impossible for you to stop nodding along to the beat.

Atlanta's bomani linked up with the magnificently named lilturtleshawty to flip this Tinashe sample into a piece of haunting, smoky goodness. Looks like there are more than just rappers in down south.

Future dropped his 56 Nights mixtape this week, and one of the standouts is the Tarantino-produced "March Madness." It's less about basketball, more about the depression and empty relationships fame can bring. Light Sunday fare. You can download 56 Night in full here

Los Angeles based singer and producer One T begins his latest single "Don't Rush" very smooth and then very gradually eases into the groove of things. The longer it goes on, the funkier the song gets. Because just as the title implies, One T rather not rush into things.