BrainBandits’ Own, Tunji Ige, drops off a new freebie entitled Ghost of Girlfriends Past ( Bout That Life). This track features ill production and some melodic autotuned crooning. Stream below

Philly’s Own, DJ Cheese Fries, drops a new track entitled “FTB” or “F*ck That B*tch”. The Bmore/Jersey Club sound is back in full force. Stream below.

Daughter’s cover of Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’, recorded live & exclusively for Huw Stephens on the BBC Radio One Live Lounge on Saturday, 27th April 2013.

Wiz Khalifa finally drops the latest installment of his DayToday series. I’m not the biggest fan of Wiz Khalifa’s music but If you’re going to waste 8 minutes of your life watching an artist vlog, Wiz is definitely the way to go.

Cashmere Cat puts his own spin on Miguel’s track “Do You’ from his critically acclaimed album, Kalidescope Dreams. Listen/Download below.

andrewsili gives ASAP FERG’s ‘Work’ some new life with this Baltimore club infused remix. Download/Stream below.

Inner City Kids representer, ABGOHARD, titles this one “WHAT RACE?”. The song and visuals are fun so this should be easy to enjoy.

L.A. native Henry Laufer, the 21-year-old producer better known as Shlohmo, has garnered momentum in the industry in the past couple of years due to lo-fi and low-BPM compositions. Besides his own creation, it is also his growing catalog of superbly atmosheric remix work that has granted him critical acclaim. His recent musical journey has taken Laufer gradually moving away from from electronica-infused beats toward the soulful sounds, reminiscent of post-dubstep. This development and culmination of Shlohmo’s appreciation for R&B can be experienced on his recent EP offering Laid Out, out now via Friends Of Friends.

RPP is back this Friday at SANTOS PARTY HAUS. DONT MISS IT! Featuring Sets By Gianni Lee ,Melo-X and many more.

Future makes hits, but he does it in such an unconventional way that dragging Future songs into weird, experimental places seems strangely natural. For this bootleg, Caleb Stone flips the usual Future script. Usually, it’s Future’s vocals that add the melody on hooks and verses you can sing along with. This time, Caleb’s backdrop brings a melodic element that consumes the choppy delivery. Euphoric, dreamy, and a little trapped out, it sounds like drugs—and it works. Listen/download below.