Best Free Downloads of the Week

Mysterious Miami-based singer Dantes reemerges this week with a banger titled "My Juice" featuring Allan Kingdom and Project Pat. Though this track is fairly short, the trio kicks down the door early. "My Juice" begins with a jazzy opening than soon makes an abrupt transition to beautiful chaos, setting the stage for Dantes, Allan and Pat to put their personal styles on the rhythm.

Download the track here.

Tim Westwood continues to share previously unreleased freestyles from his archives. After receiving throwback gems from Jay Z, Mos Def, Method Man and Redman, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and Kanye West, Westwood has gifted us with these bars from Cam'Ron. The only thing better than Cam's killer one-liners might be the crucial ad-libs in the background.

Negative Gemini returned this week with a gauzy piece of dance pop. It's the lead single and title track of her debut album—Body Work is set to be released later this year via 100% Electronica Records, and we can't wait.

These two songs may not seem like natural partners at a first listener, but Desiigner's "Panda" and Stormzy's "Know Me From" had enough in common for Stööki Sound to make this incredible edit. Stormzy's voice sounds great over anything, but his "Know Me From" verses sound especially menacing over the beat for "Panda."

In the inevitable wake of remixes that follow a huge hit like Rihanna's "Work," a lot of good flips can get lost in the shuffle. DJDS held off until the first wave had subsided before releasing his contribution, and it was worth the wait.

The producer adds some anthemic piano, speeds up the BPM, and comes away with a tribute to Rihanna that will stand the test of time.

Denzel Curry kicked off the week with a remix for his single "Knotty Head" featuring Rick Ross. Curry continued the momentum with the release of his new album Imperial. The 10-track album is filled with bangers, but one of the standouts may be "Sick & Tired." Curry's usual high-energy delivery is balanced out by a more melodic chorus that has the power to easily seep into the memory of listeners.

Download the entire Imperial album here.

Atlanta rapper Madeintyo's single "Uber Everywhere" has been bubbling on the internet since last year. Now the track is getting another spin thanks to Travis Scott. But Travis makes it clear in the Soundcloud description that this is not a remix. Instead, it's more of a reworking of an already great track.

This week marked 19 years since we lost The Notorious B.I.G. As fans all over the world celebrated Biggie's legacy and music on March 9, MICK and Chi Duly showed their respect by sharing a project they called Ready to Boom. The half-hour mix layers Biggie's versatile vocals over production by Metro Boomin to create a mix that needed to exist.

Download Ready to Boom here.