15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Ever since Queens collective World's Fair dropped Bastards of the Party, we've been eagerly awaiting their next move. Remy Banks' higher project is up next, and "n1go," the second track we've heard from it, is a unique blend of old-school flow and modern production.

BenZel's latest single "Stuck On You" begins like some sweet R&B thanks to the assistance of Tory Lanez, but by the chorus the beat opens up and transforms into a bouncy club-ready track. The ups and downs of the beat make this song versatile enough to both dance to or just send over to your new crush to let them know what's up.

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The name Bibi Bourelly may not be familiar yet, but it looks like that could be changing very soon. The 20-year-old Berlin native recently penned Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" and now her own single "Riot" proves that she can not only write but sing as well.

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Lucki Eck$'s gets a lot of thoughts off his chest in his short verse on latest track "What I Wanna." His honesty paired with the hazy production make for a relatable and meaningful song.

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As soon as "The Valley" begins, is starts to build up gradually. The tone of Jazz Cartier's voice hardly gives you a hint at what's to come, then suddenly the beat kicks in so aggressively that it might catch you off guard.

Jazz Cartier's Marauding In Paradise tape has cemented him one to watch in 2015. Download "The Valley" and the entire mixtape here.

King Louie jumped on the remix to Holt's "Nightcall"/"Knight Call" and put down an extra verse. But a new verse is not the only thing different about this remix, which is faster and has more bounce to the beat.

esta is a master when it comes to remixes, and he's especially good when it comes to remixing Bryson Tiller. This is the second Tiller track esta has flipped, and it's a gem. Smooth as silk and fresh as dew.

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Burger is picking up where Earl Sweatshirt ended up. His latest, "36" is two minutes of graphic descriptions over a growling synth and a sparse beat. He might not have "no love for nobody," but that doesn't mean we're going to stop listening.

Production duo Christian Rich enlists the considerable talents of Vince Staples and Bia for this jagged cut. Halfway between hip-hop and dubstep, "High" is guaranteed to inject some ferocity into any room where it gets played.

The title for this track seems very appropriate because LA native Tre Capital's rhymes feel so crisp over this smooth production. The beat is provided by Wondagurl, the 18-year-old who produced "Company" and "Used To" on Drake's If You're Reading This It's Too Late.

J-Louis continues to prove that he knows the perfect formula for creating a song that is equally soothing and bouncy. According to the SoundCloud description, this new track "Camarillo" featured contribution from fellow Soulection artist IAMNOBODI, as well as Zacari Pacaldo and Josh Jaramillo. The results make for the perfect track to end your busy week with.

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The original version of Kali Uchis' single "Know What I Want" has a pretty dreamy quality to it. Chuck Inglish decided to put his own touch on the track and completely warped the sound of everything. The dreamy quality still shines through Kali's voice but the beat creates an interesting juxtaposition.

J-Doe is one of the newest members on Busta Rhymes' Conglomerate label and he's back with a new single to add to his recent buzz. The new single "I Don't Give A Fuck About Nothing" is about as self-explanatory as it gets. The hard-hitting beat creates an intriguing balance for J-Doe's laid back delivery, and adds to the intensity of the track.

Earlier this week producer TM88 released his Sacii Lyfe mixtape which featured various young artists. One of the standout tracks "Movin' Slow" showcases the talent of NewphewTexasBoy and Tracy T. Even in its simplicity, it's hard to deny how hypnotizing the melody of the track is.

Download TM88's entire Sacii Lyfe mixtape here.

Wise Blood's latest track "Cretin's Club" is dark and eerie, but it's those exact qualities that actually make the track so intriguing. The mysteriousness of the beat pulls you in immediately and by the time the beat completely switches up towards the middle of the track, you're too far sucked in and invested into the track to turn away.