15 Free Songs You Should Download Right Now

Daye Jack got creative and flipped MisterWives’ mesmerizing indie pop single, "Reflections," manipulating the original to brooding effect and adding a couple of fluid verses. The 18-year-old artist proves once again that he's a force to be reckoned with on "Insanity."

Over his long career, Curren$y has proved himself as one of the most consistent rappers in the game. He's not out for the big radio hits and he's not looking to capitalize on the latest trends, but his releases never fail to deliver a couple solid cuts. Here's one off his latest More Saturday Night Car Tunes EP.

Nathan Williams of Wavves’ new side project is called Spirit Club, and it consists of Williams, his brother, and Sweet Valley collaborators Joel Williams and Jeans Wilder. To get the ball rolling, the collective has shared two dreamy, lo-fi rock singles.

Listen to "Eye Dozer" below, and grab both tracks here.

We're still waiting on the album, but Gunplay’s back with some high-octane raps on his new self-titled mixtape.

Ryan Hemsworth blesses us with another gem from his Secret Songs series. Dream Beach's "Missing Peace" is the soundtrack to a magical journey, combining sparkling production and somewhat eerie, disembodied vocals.

The Cool Kids hop on the remix of Father, Key!, and iLoveMakonnen’s "Look At Wrist," and turn the gritty song into something a little more futuristic, but no less unique.

This is one of the rawest songs we've heard in a while, exactly what you'd expect from a song that starts, "Fuck your dead dog." The song came out a while ago, but the video is brand new, so that's enough of an excuse to include this one.

Vans and L.A. label Friends of Friends have joined forces for an EP that aims to highlight, "members of some of the best cultural movements in LA," resulting in an eclectic but awesome mix of features from Dam Funk, Salva and Problem, Hodgy Beats and more. Listen to Dam Funk's "Looks Like Ya' Got Somethin' to Say" below, and grab the entire EP here.

Fans of Caribou will enjoy New York-based artist Toph Allen's latest song, "Limits," a mellow but engrossing electronic track. The song appears on Allen's recently released debut EP, Path Dependence.

Download "Limits" from Soundcloud here.

In celebration of the one year anniversary of his single "Carnal Cruise," The Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. is offering the song as a free download for a limited time. Get it while it's hot here in exchange for your email address.

Future’s upcoming mixtape Monster is coming soon, so to continue the momentum he's built since releasing the title track, the rapper shares "Break the Rules." The song is nowhere near as aggressive as "Monster," with the Metro Boomin/Dj Spinz/Dun Deal production providing a surprisingly calming, mellow backdrop for Future's croaky vocals.

Dead Times’ "Better Off" is a jubilant offering from the Arizona collective that buzzes with that wonderful feeling of having an epiphany about that someone special. If you're tired of miserable break-up songs, this one is a nice breath of fresh air.

Flake is a singer/songwriter from Bern, Switzerland. She aims to "merge clean and honest pop-music with an independent attitude." This rings true on "Sight," a pop song that uses simple production so that listeners can concentrate on her clear, crisp vocals. If you like "Sight," grab her latest album Songs Without Words via her website.

UK emcee K9 has a raw, ferocious delivery that's hard to shake from your mind. For those unfamiliar, his new mixtape Mad in the Cut is an impressive introduction which ranges from club bangers like "Show Stacks" and "Shottas Riddim" to deeper tracks like "Stress" and "Homie" that reflect on the death of K9's friend and fellow MC Vager.

Check out "Show Stacks" below, and download the entire mixtape here.

PC Music’s Danny L Harle shares a hyperactive and sugary sweet song titled "In My Dreams." This one's perfect if you need a quick pick-me-up and/or love cheesy late '90s pop music.

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