15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

When a new artist's career begins to get busier than ever, it brings on a well-earned sense of pride. Sometimes, that pride can lead to songs that brag about how money is more important than sleep. Thankfully, that's not the case for Pell. He's can admit that he's had successful year thanks to hard work, but he's not buying a yacht just yet—but he does deserve a week-long vacation/dance party.

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Time is precious, and unfortunately not enough people really take a moment to appreciate it. North Carolina native Well$ emphasizes just how important every second is on his latest single "Clocks." None of know just how much time we have left and Well$ reminds us to use it wisely on this thought-provoking track.

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Bryson Tiller has been gaining lots of attention over the past few months for his string of R&B bangers. His singles have been catching the ears of many, especially producer J-Louis. In the past few months, J-Louis has been creating stellar remixes of Tiller's already hypnotic songs. The latest is a bass-heavy remix of "Ease" that sounds completely different from the original.

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At the beginning of the month, Drake premiered Majid Jordan's new single "My Love" on his OVO Sound Beats 1 radio show. The original is a bouncy R&B single that oozes pop appeal. This new remix from Krs, however, slows things down and sets a sexier tone.

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It can be hard to assume what will come next after hearing the word "remix." Many times, a remix means additional bass, bounce and danceable rhythms. But for his latest creation, Nehzuil decided to take Amy Winehouse's "Love Is A Losing Game" and give it a jazzy, heart-wrenching twist.

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Fair warning: Yogi's latest is so bass-heavy, it could do serious damage to some unsuspecting speakers. "Tsing Tao" is the kind of track that is meant to be felt, not just heard. Playing it at low volumes doesn't even seem right. It's just unbelievable that Yogi would give such an incredible beat away for free.

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Soulection has worked hard to build a brand that connotes quality whenever their name comes up. They just dropped the 15th installment from their White Label series, and this time producer Louie Lastic—best known for his previous work with GoldLink—is one of the big names on the mix. 

One of the standouts from Louie's short EP is "I Need Girls," which features a very familiar sample from "I Need A Girl, Pt. 2." The surprising switch-ups and bouncy bassline make for undeniably great track.

Download the full three-track EP here.

Earlier this week, PartyNextDoor surprised fans with another new track—this time a freestyle dedicated to Kehlani. 

Inspiration must have hit Marvel Alexander immediately, because he dropped a remix soon after. The remix speeds things up and adds a little bachata twist to make things even more interesting.

It's always a gamble, using unconventional samples for a modern-day melody. But Nomo and producer Evil Needle struck gold with their latest track: it begins with a sample of "Pure Imagination" from Willy Wonk and The Chocolate Factory, but instead of using it throughout the entire song, Evil Needle reimagines the rhythm as Nomo unloads to the original song's melody.

Ever since Sango released his Da Rocinha in 2012 and returned with even more alluring follow-up Da Rocinha 2 in 2014, many listeners and producers' ears have become more attracted to the baile funk rhythms from Brazil. Admittedly inspired by Sango, Munich-based producer Lehvi created "Pineapple Pool Party," proving that these beautifully bouncy Brazilian sounds have traveled all around the world thanks to Sango and many other producers who have helped spread the great music.

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London-based producer chops up Justin Timberlake's 2002 hit single "Señorita" for his new track of the same name. The new spin on the popular song makes it even harder to resist the urge to nod along to the beat. The booming result seem like something Pharrell—the song's original producer—would be happy to hear.

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Pusha T, Kanye West and Young Jeezy's collaboration "Amen" already features dramatic production that seems tailor-made for sold-out stadiums.

But Hudson Mohawke took the song to entirely new level with his remix. The fast-paced tribal drums play a crucial part to the foundation, while all the elements that made the original great continue to shine over HudMo's flashy new beat.

Summer may be winding down faster than we like, but laid-back tracks like Myd's dub mix of La Clinique's 1999 single "Playa" serve as a great reminder to take it easy. The French producer put his own twist on "Playa" and transformed the smooth French rap song into an energetic dance track.

There's a glittery and futuristic quality about Araatan's remix of "Shine With Me" that feels reminiscent of PC Music. The hyperactive synths and jam-packed production reward close listening, so make sure you have your headphones for this one.

Australian producer Nehzuil has been on a roll this month, delivering multiple brilliant freebies—each sounding very different from the last. "Revolution" isn't as fast-paced as the majority of Diplo's production, but even so, Nehzuil found a way to slow it down even more to make it a little dreamier.

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