15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Belly is a Canada via Palestine rapper affiliated with The Weeknd, and his new mixtape Up For Days is like a rap companion to House of Balloons. It's all tales of debauchery—girls, drugs, sex, money, girls, sex—but delivered in a excellently produced and cohesive package. Features come from Travi$ Scott, French Montana, Juelz Santana, and The Weeknd himself.

Check out and download the whole tape via Soundcloud here.

Just when you thought you had heard enough remixes of Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money," Brenmar and Gutta come along with this savage gem. I'd listen to this song for what they do with the "BLAT BLAT BLATs" alone. This is more than just pressing play: the two producers chop and screw the song no end, pumping up the original and adding a few relevant external samples to boot. Violently beautiful work—listening to this song is like watching a cheetah run down an antelope.

Download this remix and four other club edits here.

In case you needed further evidence of Kevin Abstract's versatility, he shared this third track that won't appear on his upcoming Death of a Supermodel album. It's a far cry from the first two, featuring an acoustic guitar and mellow vibes as opposed to the rapping that we've come to expect.

A match made in dance heaven. Stromae gets some Lazer work done on this psycho-samba remix of "Ave Cesaria," and the world is a better place for it. Stromae is a master of the international dance hit, and last time a big name flipped a Stromae track it took over planet Earth.

Zacari's "Foggy Windows" benefits greatly from some silky J-Louis and NGHTMRE production. His voice floats just above a hybrid of house and funk-rock synths—nothing too fancy, just strong, straight-ahead dance music.

Atlanta may be better known for its rappers, but Gravez is out to prove that the ATL can hold its own in production, too. The beatmaker got a hold of RL Grime's "Scylla" and made a big track massive.

"Touch Down" is off Don Von's inaugural Don't Forget About the Don project. This is the Virginia Beach rapper's debut single, and he gets things going with a smooth string section and some crispy percussion. With Don Von's rapid-fire flow counterbalanced by Kendox's velvety production, "Touch Down" is a promising intro to a young talent from the DMV.

As part of his POP Morris project (check it out here), P. Morris remixed pop and R&B tracks from the present and past that he loved and influenced him. Now he's giving away some of those edits, and "Good Kisser"—a blend of Usher, MJ and Pharrell—is one the most fun.

Download this and five other remixes/mash-ups via BitTorrent here.

Drake's 2012 single "Take Care" is mainly an ode to a special lady in his life. He promises that he'll be there to take care of her—if she lets him, that is. Elhae and SPZRKT currently put their own flip on this sweet song. Both of the young crooners promise to be there whenever their lucky ladies need it. A song like this deserves a lot of time and attention in order to get the right emotion across, and apparently this got just that with production from Fortune, Gravez, J-Louis, PYRMDPLAZA and DrewsThatDude.

There's no doubt that Chicago's drill craze has inexorably changed the city's musical landscape. As rappers slowly move past it, however, the genre's traces that pop up in music like that of Bk Bambino show that drill's greatest contributions may come once the fad passes. Bambino combines elements of drill with some Dre-style production for "Do What I Want," and it's a big step for the young rapper.

Chicago rappers Ric Wilson and David Ellis have collaborated in the past, but "Woah" is their debut as the duo F.Y.I. (Fuck Your Institution). The track flips the same sample that gave "REVOFEV" it's energy, but to a very different effect.

Australian producer Jia Lih and songstress B Cannon joined forces to create this dramatic new track "Chance In Love." The production of the song not only matches but helps to increase the intensity of the lyrics. Songs about rain are often somber, but this song is more like a powerful rain storm than a simple passing cloud.

Download here.

When Brett from The Derevolutions sent over this "Now You Know My Name" remix, we replied saying saying that it's great, and that this Swimming Pool artist nailed The Derevolutions style.

He replied: "I remixed it. That's just the song title."

That explains that.

Sometimes it's pretty easy to guess where an artist is from based on the sound of their music. But thanks to the internet, people are able to listen to music from anywhere on the planet, which in turn can make their own sound a mix of various influences. It's hard to tell that Buddy Hall is from Brazil when his track "Outl4ndish" makes it sound like he's from another galaxy.

With You are keeping things mysterious for now, but if their low-sling Beyoncé remix is anything to go by, they've got talent behind the boards.

Grab the download here and look out for more With You coming soon.