15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Earlier this week, Kweku Collins released Say It Here, While It's Safe, his second EP of 2015. The only feature on the entire EP comes from WebsterX on "Never Say Die." Both artists have very distinctive voices, and hearing them together on the same track resulted in something very special.

Download the entire Say It Here, While It's Safe EP here.

Jay Prince has a knack for making songs that you can just chill out to. The production on his songs always tend to match the relaxed style of his flow. His latest single "Take Your Time" is a velvety smooth, soulful track—perfect to end any night.

At the start of last month, GoldLink dropped his bouncy new track "Dance On Me." The beat of the original version is meant to get listeners moving their bodies—taking twists and turns in the tempo to speed up or slow things down when necessary.

Geotheory's remix, on the other hand, isn't quite as frenetic. Instead, it feels like a steady, smooth build that invites listeners along for the ride. Trying to not nod along to the beat is nearly impossible.

Download it here.

Julius' single "Ocean Blue" is a heartfelt song that starts in a very simple way with just his voice and a piano. As the song goes on, the production continues to open up and expand the possibilities of the track. On the remix, Michael Christmas swoops in, delivering a verse that feels unexpected but not out of place.

Download it here.

It can be difficult to pull off a cover of such a beloved song, but Major Lazer took their chances with Frank Ocean's "Lost." The trio completely transformed the track by turning it into—you guessed it—a reggae song. MØ completes the track by singing Frank's lyrics to fit the vibe of the new beat.

Download it here.

Earlier this week, Migos released the video of their brilliant live performance of "Hannah Montana" with a full orchestra for Audiomack. Listening to Quavo and Takeoff rap their fast-paced lyrics while being backed by an orchestra is better than one could even imagine. Thankfully, Audiomack admitted that there will be more to come on a full Trap Symphony EP.

In celebration of his 20th birthday, Fortune released a new collaboration with DrewsThatDude, simply titled "20." The track brilliantly flips "Cha Cha" by D.R.A.M. as well as Fetty Wap's "Trap Queen" and Trey Songz' "Mr. Steal Your Girl." The two young producers seamless blend all of the songs together and the results are fantastic.

Download it here.

When some songs begin, it can be easy to tell what might come next in the beat. But some producers have the rare ability to add surprisingly sounds and elements to a beat without making any of it sound too abrupt—SEVN Thomas was able to do just that on his latest track.

According to SEVN Thomas, he was just "experimenting" when he made "GLADHE8HER ϟϟϟ" but it's not often that a simple experiment comes off sounding this good.

In the middle of July, the summer days can seem too unbearably hot to get anything done. On days like those, it's best to just push all plans aside, kick back and do as little as possible.

But a day like that wouldn't be complete without the perfect playlist. GRiZ and Muzzy Bearr's "Summer '97" needs to be added to that mix, as they deliver the ultimate relaxed summer vibes.

Download it here.

Twitter's friendliest tiger returns this week with an absolutely booming collaboration with Wessanders. "Be Real" is sponsored by Asics, whatever that means, but the corporate linkup hasn't affected SevnthWonder's ability to cut through the synthy mists with vicious drops. Let's just be real.

Almost five years after TrapAVelli 2: The Residue, 2 Chainz announced earlier this week that the follow up TrapAVelli Tre will be out next month. The first single "Watch Out" features some low-key production by "White Iverson" producer FKi. The chorus is simple but infectious enough to want to repeat over and over.

Halfway between Django Django and their countrymen Tame Impala, COVERS have found a niche within the disheveled grunge of the Australian desert. This is hard-driving, distorted guitar rock, and the lackadaisical, devil-may-care vocals add the perfect punch to the dusty, swirling instrumentation.

Earlier this week, the record label Daruma released their second compilation, and one of the standouts comes from Lege Kale and SubtomiK. Their collaborative effort "Cobra" swoops in and strikes the listener just like its namesake. When the beat drops, it demands full attention.

Download the entire Daruma Vol. 002 here.

Captain Cream's latest track "Karat Top" is a glittery track full of various samples and sounds coming from every direction. The most apparent sample splashes in a bit of nostalgia with a quick snippet of The Cool Kids' "Gold and A Pager." There's also what sounds like the snare roll from Bob Marley's "Jamming," but everything flows together so seamlessly that the influences never overshadow the track itself.

Justine Bowe of Photocomfort has an endearing, alluring voice. That's what initially draws listeners in, but as the production swells you can tell Photocomfort' strengths extend beyond their vocals. "Not Love" is the heartbreaker its title promises, and a worthy addition to the band's catalogue.