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2. Samaris - "Góða tungl (Sei A Remix)"
Icelandic band Samaris proves that language barriers don't exist when it comes to music, so long as the music is good, and damn, is "Góða tungl" ever good. Check the original here, and download the Sei A remix below.
3. KickRaux ft. INOJ, Future & Lil Wayne - "Chop You Down (Remix)"
KickRaux stands by the electronic x hip-hop movement, tweaking the vocals on "Chop You Down" for a strange yet satisfying remix. Download the rest of the tape here.
4. Born Gold - "Hunger"
Born Gold's latest offering, co-signed by Grimes, is a brilliant slice of electro-pop that might just be the best thing we've heard from him yet.
5. Erykah Badu - "On & On (Booty Fade Remix)"
In the event that you needed an excuse to listen to some Erykah Badu, this Boody Fade remix is the perfect one to mellow out to Ms. Badu's voice (but it's not like you ever need an excuse).
6. Kanye West ft. Chief Keef - "Hold My Liquor (Yume Remix)"
Yume flips Kanye and Chief Keef's murky "Hold My Liquor" and turns it into an expansive, bodying remix. Stream the remix below, and download it here.
7. Pharrell Williams - Frontin' (Marc D L Remix)
Marc D L gives an old goodie an update. Who doesn't like a good Pharrell reminder?
8. stwo ft. Fitzroy - "Money Tree$"
Parisian producers stwo and Fitzroy team up for a beautifully atmospheric work titled "Money Tree$".
9. DooF - "Luv"
Some see speech impediments as obstacles, but DooF embraces it and makes some genuine, solid rap.
10. GAPS - "Keep You"
With hazy lyrics and a gentle build-up featuring slow guitar plucking and persistent synths, GAPS' "Keep You" will wash over you with its warm textures, and have your undivided attention.
11. Skizzy Mars - "Coming Down"
Skizzy Mars is back with a seductive, downtempo track that showcases Skizzy's stellar lyrical ability and flow.
12. Childish Gambino - "Centipede"
That's right. A new one, released out of nowhere, from Childish Gambino. No word as to where the honest and emotional "Centipede" will appear, but no one's complaining.
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13. Panama Wedding - "All Of The People"
Panama Wedding's sun-drenched production in "All Of The People" makes it an irresistable one for these summer days.
14. Aosoon - "Under"
While UK duo Aosoon features some stunning production—a perfect balance between the electronic elements and the organic sound of acoustic guitars—the most arresting part of the song is the beautiful vocals.
15. Audio Push - "Shine"
Cali natives Audio Push are back with "Shine," a smooth-as-silk, Janet Jackson-sampling gem.
16. Z Money - "Regular"
Z Money recently released two mixtapes titled Rich B4 Rap and Heroin Musik. Check out "Regular" from Rich B4 Rap, and download the tape in its entirety here.
