15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Kevin Abstract is gearing up to drop Death of a Supermodel later this year but as the title of this track clearly states, this song won't be on it. If this booming track didn't make the cut, we can only imagine how crazy the featured tracks will be.

Phony Ppl's single "End of the Night" is already a feel-good track but Louis Futon decided to put his own spin on it. Although this is a remix, Louis Futon left most of the original but added a couple of elements to heighten the feel-good energy.

Sango can make smooth, sexy, restrained beats, and he can also make hard, Hudson Mohawke-esque thumpers. "White Squares" is one of the latter, and it's heavy. Download below.

There's nothing out right now quite like the raspy, nasty sounds of Bricc Baby Shitro. His peers seem to agree—the Nasty Dealer mixtape is full of big name collaborations, from Young Thug and Metro Boomin' to Brodinski. Standouts on the tape include "Thru Wit It," "6 Drugs," and "Piano Cracc." Stream/download the tape in full below.

James Blake's version of "Limit To Your Love" is an emotionally haunting ballad. However Cazzette opened up the track and breathed an entire new level of energy into it. This version allows you to enjoy the beauty of the track without making you fully tap into those emotions.

SPZRKT and Sango's magnificent Hours Spent Loving You EP has been out long enough for us to digest, and its getting some quality remixes as a result. Ikaz Boi does the pair justice with a trippy remix, chock full of wavering synths and gusts of wind. Easy, breezy, beautiful.

This London duo may only have one song on their SoundCloud, but we're already anticipating more. Leiik's "Holes" has a fragile beauty to it, melancholy swathed in robes of swelling synth. A perfect song to cool down your Sunday.

Seeing the names Audio Push, Hit-Boy and Dot Da Genius together in one sentence should really be enough to spark your interest. Their joint effort "Normally" doesn't disappoint either. Audio Push return with another track that has an equally infectious beat and hook.

There are remixes, and then there are remixes. Jack Deezl didn't just throw a different beat and change the tempo of MØ's "New Years Eve," though that's how it feels at first. Once the drop comes, however, the voice is fractured into a million tiny MØ's, creating a vibe all it's own. Great work, Deezl.

On "128 Bars," which was produced by Spooky, UK MC Jammz drops bar after bar of honesty and realness, talking about the struggles he's been through and the levels he's going to reach. His Hit Then Run EP, which is available here, is impressively varied, with the grimy showstopper "Hit Then Run" another standout.

Though lacking in Jamaican bobsled references, Jetpack Jones' "Cool Runnings" is still funky enough to deserve inclusion in this week's list. Featuring a powerful bassline and a chorus worthy of Nate Dogg, "Cool Runnings" is a worthy addition to your dance floor mix.

Download here.

Gritty beats and grimy raps make "Infested" a standout track for SnootieWild. With King Jai coming in for a change-of-pace verse midway through and The Drumaticz on production, expect "Infested" to do just that: infest your ears, brain, and SoundCloud.

OKAY KAYA's track "Damn, Gravity" is a down tempo track that could easily have you in a short trance for the duration of the beautiful track. Chicago producer KR$CHN's edit, on the other hand, speeds up the track and makes the beat a little more intricate without taking away from its hypnotic quality.

Earlier this week Robb Bank$ put out another EP, this time with Chris Travis. Unlike like many other projects, there's no intro to ease you into things. There's no need for any of that. Bank$ and Travis get right into it with the hard-hitting "Where You From."

Download the entire No Trespassing EP here.

The majority of the hits that were put out by Bad Boy artists in the '90s were pretty sample heavy. The Bad Boy catalogue brought new life to old funk and soul records. Frank The Butcher & DJ7L put together a seamless mix of many of the original samples utilized by Bad Boy.

Download here.