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Drive Hard
This track just recently got a lot of traction in the land of blogs, thanks to Et Musique Pour Tous blog. PrototypeRaptor‘s might-be-a-Mord-Fustang-reference ‘Drive Hard’. After checking it out, we established two things. 1. This is a free track. 2. This track is already over seven months old. Still reason enough to also post this track, for the ones who missed out.

Sense & Doubt
This 17-years-old Swedish petite called Amanda Mair is giving away a few tracks through her label Labrador. These tracks are titled ‘Sense’ and ‘Doubt’, both are taken from Mair’s self-titled debut album. This (together with names such as Madeon and Sky Ferreira) is definitely a name to restore your confidence in today’s youth. Oh crap, we just got old while writing that.

Work
The 2 Bears are a London-based duo: Joe Goddard (Hot Chip) and Raf Rundell. But after already releasing an album, three EPs and a fantastic BBC Essential Mix (amongst others), you probably know of them. We’ve been loving the hell out of this track ‘Work’, which we figured wasn’t a free download. So we didn’t post it. But after stumbling across DFA Records’ Soundcloud page, we have to retract that statement. DFA is handing it out as a free bonus. Enjoy!

I Will Change (Le Crayon Remix)
We’re a bit puzzled why this track is tagged ‘Aussistuff’. Le Crayon is a French producer who remixed ‘I Will Change’ by Parisian prodigy Allure and Jordan Lee on Vocals. Nice remix on a track we already loved. Pretty interesting detail for all producers: Allure is handing out the acapella for free.

Run It Back (Instrumental)
Xaphoon Jones is sharing the instrumental mixdown of a track he did together with Chidera “Chiddy” Anamege (They are Chiddy Bang). The track is titled ‘Run It Back’ and the original comes from their ‘Breakfast‘ album which was released a few days ago.

Total Recall EP
And then there’s this weird recent Flosstradamus concept where the Chicago/Brooklyn based duo finds new combinations between cheesy hardhouse and hip hop/dubstep/crunk/etc. It all started with their free release ‘Total Recall’ which was released in early January. That track, plus two others, are being given away through Diplo’s Mad Decent label. It’s too bad, but Total Recall is still the only track in the EP that’s worth the replays. The other two are not that balanced, just plump. So instead of posting one of the new tracks, here’s ‘Total Recall’ once again.

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You Don’t Know Me
U-Tern (one half of Oliver) posted a new track a few hours ago titled ‘You Don’t Know Me’. To the track he added the message: “Little jam I made last night, enjoy…”. Not sure if we take him for his word. But is he just threw this together overnight, mad respect.

Sebastian
L.A.-based Vagrant Records is presenting a new album by Reptar titled ‘Body Faucet’. The album will be released on the first of may this year. Go to their awesome ancient Windows-styled website and sign up for their mailing list. You’ll get this track below, ‘Sebastian’, for free.

Yeah Yeah
This week BBC’s Annie Mac presented a free track by Willy Moon, a New-Zealand born singer-songwriter residing in London. This track is called ‘Yeah Yeah’, and Annie Mac describes it as ‘old school hip-hop beats and suave rockabilly style’. It is.

Heaven (Rebel Sketchy Breaks Edit)
On to Rebel Sketchy. Hails from London, writes pretty cool Breakbeat tracks/remixes. His latest track on Soundcloud is a take on Emeli Sande’s ‘Heaven’, everybody probably knows that one by know. Good edit, takes a while to build up but worth the wait.

You Don’t Know (ENiGMA Dubz Mix)
ENiGMA Dubz also has a new remix up, on a track we had long forgotten about. Track is titled ‘You Don’t Know’, by the 702. For those of you who don’t remember, 702 is (or used to be) a group of three female vocalists who have been releasing music from 1994 to 2003. Their best known track must have been ‘You Don’t Know’, which is the track ED remixes here.

Born To Die (Mattanoll Remix)
Mattanoll posted his remix on Lana Del Rey’s ‘Born To Die’ two weeks ago. The download link has just recently been unlocked, so here it is now. Nice disco vibe for Lana Del Rey’s depressed vocals. Not sure about the intro, but after a few seconds it is a proper remix that definitely has ‘Mattanoll was here’ written all over it.

Bait & Chardonnay
Another mash, delivered by Duncan Gerow. The instrumental in this track is from ‘Marvin & Chardonnay’ by Big Sean (Also features Kanye West and Roscoe Dash), produced by Andrew Wansel. (Who also produced for Wiz Khalifa and Nicki Minaj). The acapella comes from Wale’s ‘Bait’, both tracks were released last year.

Dream On
This has been on several people’s mixtapes and podcasts, yet we didn’t have a clue it was actually a free download. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs is giving away ‘Dream On’ if you subscribe here. After all, T.E.E.D. is one of those artists you should just be subscribed to anyway.

Love Love Love Going Back to Cali
From T.E.E.D. to G.L.U.B., Washington’s mashup artist recently released another cool mixup featuring Notorious BIG and Aeroplane. The instrumental is from Low Motion Disco’s ‘Love Love Love’ in Aeroplane’s remix. On top of that comes Notorious BIG’s ‘Going Back To Cali’ acapella.

Count On It
Kenton Dunson‘s new single is out and up for free: ‘Count On It’. very decent hip-hop production, and Dunson sounds good as per usual. For those of you who didn’t grow up on American television, this is the sample they used. That’s from back in 1976, performed by the Pointer Sisters. Go ask your (grand)parents who they are.

Bad Ponys
Dan Aux sent in something new he crafted. The track features the instrumental version of Ginuwine’s ‘Pony’ (1996), the acapella from M.I.A.’s ‘Bad Girls’ and guitar samples from Fleetwood Mac’s Big Love (the 1997 stripped down version).

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Are You That Somebody (Sango Remix)
Nineties acapellas go really well with that whole bass music genre. Seattle’s Sango delivers proof with his remix on Aaliyah’s ‘Are You That Somebody’. Too bad the acapella sometimes is a bit too soft in comparison to the instrumental. Aw well, if you’re born in the late eighties or early nineties you can probably dream these vocals anyway.

Move Up
One of the best tracks of 2011 plus rap vocals. The Hood Internet was going to do this sooner or later. They’ve caught Phantogram’s ‘Don’t Move’ instrumental version and combined it with Wiz Khalifa’s ‘Up’. And that’s not an easy mashup, as the acapella is pretty melodic. Proper mashup.

Don’t Stop (St. Lucia Remix)
Ending this post with a nice upbeat remix on Foster The People’s ‘Don’t Stop’. This version kinda sorta really sounds like that ‘Bohemian Like You’ track that was used in half a gazillion tv-commercials. By the way, the remixer on this track is NY’s St. Lucia.

What Did I Do (All The Lights Remix)
Most of all, Kele Okeereke’s single ‘What Did I Do’ was a showcase for Lucy Taylor. (Who, for a singer, is pretty damn impossible to Google.) Kele himself was nearly nowhere to be found on the vocals. The track is an easy, heavily Dubstep-influenced Pop track. Australian duo All The Lights sprinkled some of their magic on it. Which results in a nice disco rendition with, most notably, a smooth rolling bassline.

Mixed Messages
One more track by Bastian then. This one’s titled ‘Mixed Messages’ and it’s a bit more up-tempo from most of their work. The band’s front-man Bas Bron can also be found on Soundcloud under his moniker Seymour Bits. There’s a really smooth free track up there titled ‘When Seymour Sleeps‘. This track below is titled ‘Mixed Messages’, from Bastian’s ‘There’s No Such Place‘ album.

Diggin’ Ray Charles
Seems like we’re posting mashups every day now. Today it’s MashMike‘s turn. What’s in a name, right. The German mashuppeteer blends Kanye West’s ‘Gold Digger’ and Chiddy Bang’s ‘Ray Charles’ instrumental. Nice fit, too bad for the poor audio quality at some points.

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Touch & Go
More music by the Dutch band Bastian, a project by producer Bas Bron and some of his closest friends. The second free track from their album ‘There’s No Such Place‘ is titled ‘Touch & Go’. A proper electro-funk-rocker, with some serious Lenny Kravitzness going on at 1.21. More about Bastian soon, look out for them on the upcoming Jackplug podcast.

A Conversation Between Time & Pride
Treekeeper is a 19-years-old producer from Nashville, TN currently living in Burlington, NC. Together with Louisville rapper Macro he has a pretty interesting EP up on Soundcloud titled ‘Welcome to Bohemia’. (Follow through and listen to the entire EP. It’s worth the exactly 20 minutes of your time.) One track on the EP is titled ‘A Conversation Between Time & Pride’, it’s featured below. Proof that the EP is pretty damn brilliant both lyrically and musically.

California Rain
Our latest discovery in an ever growing pool mashup kids is Toronto-based NoteGeek. He does a fine job at mashing op uber-corny pop songs. Though we might not be the biggest fans of the music he uses, we admit these mashups are just really really smooth. His latest mixdown is a good example. Katy Perry’s ‘California Girls’ acapella over Adele’s ‘Set Fire To The Rain’ instrumentals. Everybody’s mother’s mother will recognize this.

We Found Love (Kid Smpl Remix)
Seattle’s Kid Smpl delivers a pretty deep rendition on Rihanna’s ‘We Found Love’. The entire idea of this being a ‘radio song’ is ripped out, and instead Simpl sets a pretty unique atmosphere with just a few lines from the original acapella and aditional synths. Good idea, great job, awesome vibe.

Tenderly (Melé Remix)
And literally seconds ago while I was writing this, Annie Mac uploaded her weekly ‘Annie Mac presents..’ track. This week she’s promoting a fantastic remix by Melé on ‘Tenderly’ by Disclosure. So in true tradition of annoying Facebook comments: FIRST.

B4 The Night Is Thru (FS Green ElectroLove Remix)
Have been meaning to post this for a while. (Steve‘s been telling me to post this over and over, I keep forgetting ) A month ago, Amsterdam’s FS Green remixed Jesse Boykins III‘ ‘B4 The Night Is Thru’. We know FS Green for his different styles of production. In the past months we’ve seen him producing Hip Hop, a little bit of Moombahton, Dubstep and more. This remix leans a bit more towards a way-past-midnight-kinda-house music.

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Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
London record label Bella Union is introducing a pretty cool new act on their website. His name is Father John Misty and the label is pushing his track ‘Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings’. FJM has got an album coming up on April 30th, titled ‘Fear Fun’.

Nye Nummer Et
Another label, NYC based Ghostly International, is pushing a band called Choir of Young Believers. They’re a Danish band of seven from Copenhagen. Their album ‘Rhine Gold’ will be out March 20th on Ghostly, and the label is giving away two track if you go here.

Summit (Shy KidX remix)
And finally we post another Skrillex remix. It’s been a while. Italian duo Shy KidX took on ‘Summit’ from Skrillex’ ‘Bangarang EP’. (That one track with a few seconds of Ellie Goulding in it, you know..) The result is a (relatively short, 3.53) crunchy dubstep/drum’n'bass hybrid. This ought to wake you up from hibernation.

Youth (Adventure Club Dubstep Remix)
Sounds like there’s a hint of Flux Pavilion in Adventure Club‘s latest remix. The Canadian remixers have just released their remix on ‘Youth’ by a young femme from the UK named Foxes. Is that synth a VST preset or did they actually tweak a synth into sounding all Pavilionish?

Did I just end two praragraphs with a question?

The Human Condition (Sharooz Remix)
London producer Sharooz delivers a good remix on the extravagant singer/songwriter from Oakland, Jhameel. The track he used is ‘The Human Condition’. Sharooz created a great (housey) rework on the track. But still, the thing that does it for this track is Jhameel’s vocal.

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Spoken word
One of our disco heroes of the moment, Lancelot, came up with a new track today. He named it ‘Spoken Word’, altough it features absolutely no vocals. What is does feature are fantastic piano keys on a high quality production that hovers somewhere between recent nu-disco and that nineties disco/house flavour.

Let’s Make History
And finally one more disco track by Chicago’s Sam Padrul. His biography reads: ‘Emerging from his mother’s womb with a keyboard already in clutch, Sam Padrul’s head was oozing with music from the beginning.’ Couldn’t help but visualize at that point. Must have been quite a painful pregnancy. And how the hell did they wire that thing? Anyway, we believe the birth itself went well because Padrul and his placenta-covered Yamaha are on Soundcloud making awesome music. His latest track is titled ‘Let’s Make History’.

At Night (ft. Kid Cudi & E-Dubble)
This second project is already a few months old, but we haven’t come around to posting it yet. It’s Kid Cudi’s ‘Day & Night’ pitched down and E-Dubble’s ‘Get On Board’ unpitched. Both the instrumental productions are originals works we’ve done ourselves. So we hope you enjoy.

Together (Thand Remix)
Science fact about the ‘Epic Electro-House Banger‘. Ten out of ten times, that’s a term you can interpret as a warning. It means the track you’re about to hear is not very well-produced or innovative. It will probably be very remotely related to House music. It will definitely not bang anything. And it will be far from epic.

That being said, you’re about to listen to a pretty epic Electro-House banger. But it’s not as bad as it may sound. Thand is a Swedish producer, and the whole Electro vs. Progressive House is kind of his thing. He remixed Axwell & Ingrosso’s ‘Together’.

The remix starts out with beats and basslines, usual stuff. Then goes into first breakdown, which features the original vocals, additional synths and of course some white noise which builds up until 1.47. At that point I was preparing for a shitty drop and a massive facepalm, neither one happened. Thand actually put some pretty interesting synths in there. This is a pretty good remix, and maybe the production didn’t even need the vocals. I have to withdraw my statement. The sorta-’epic Electric-House Banger’-thingy can still work. (One out of a hundred times, but still.) Well played, mr. Thand.

Fair Warning (Oliver Remix)
It’s been exactly one human pregnancy ago since Oliver uploaded their remix on Penguin Prison’s ‘Fair Warning’. And the production sounds like it was made roughly 40 pregnancies ago. (you do the math.) But it’s hardly longer than a one-night-stand ago that Oliver actually unlocked the download link on that remix. So posting it now:

I Couldn’t Reach You
By now I think all of you are pretty familiar with the “Facebook-like-to-dowload-my-track’ concept. Artists attach much value to a large following on their social media pages. So if you follow them, some of them like to give a free track in return. A pretty cool concept, and it has been around for a while now. Rosie And Me sorta do the same thing. Except they take it one step further. It’s more like a ‘Facebook-like-to-download-our-entire-friggin-album‘ type of deal. And it’s a recent album too, titled ‘Arrow Of My Ways’.

Now about the album, I think it’s best not to listen to music with an idea of how it actually ‘should’ sound. (Raised expectations by a previous EP or album.) But this album isn’t the same as their debut ‘Bird and Whale’ EP. It’s much more Country influenced, and somehow it doesn’t have as much energy and playfulness as their first EP. Rosie (Rosanne Machado) has a fragile voice and she sings beautiful fragile songs. ‘Arrow Of My Ways’ is good, different, and sadder than I expected. But to be honest, Lana Del Rey still has the sad-market pretty much covered right now.

English Roses
On to London based singer/songwriter David Lyre. He has quite a few free tracks up on Soundcloud. So if you enjoy this track below, do go and check out his Soundcloud profile. This particular track is titled ‘English Roses’ and was uploaded last week.

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Maps
The Home Recordings is a solo project by Simsbury (CT) based Mark Sheary. He’s an American Air Force employee who records some really good folk music in his free time. His latest recording is a good example of what he’s capable of. It’s titled ‘Maps’.

Ice Black
Baobinga and Guido are two Bristol based producers who joined forces on this track ‘Ice Black’. Hip-hop paced track that has that future bass music kind of thing to it. And a great track for longer radio mixes.

Toys
After a lot of remixes (Katy Perry, The Magician, and Mark Ronson, just to name a few..), Plastic Plates posts an original track today. It’s called ‘Toys’. Very solid, pretty sure this will end up on half the world’s disco mixtapes.

Impress You
November last year saw the release of ‘There’s No Such Place‘, an album by Dutch electronic/funk band Bastian. They’ve put some tracks up on Soundcloud for free downloads to promote the album. And their page is really worth checking out. One of those tracks on there is titled ‘Impress You’. Does what is says it does.

I Like It Like That (Vanguard Remix)
Vanguard is a producer from Carfiff, UK. We know him for his heavily eighties influenced electropop. Which is exactly how to describe his latest remix on Hot Chelle Rae’s ‘I Like It Like That’. Big synths and snares from the eighties. Remix comes with an awesome surprise at the end of the production.

Like This
TCTS is Sam O’Neill, a producer from Manchester, UK. TCTS stand for ‘The Clock, The Storm‘, which is the name of his band and also one of the first bands we ever wrote about. Under the shortened moniker TCTS, O’Neill produces IDM and over the years his productions have definitely grown a lot. In the past few months he’s been experimenting with that House/Garage/BassMusic-kind-of-sound that came up in 2011. This is his latest track, titled ‘Like This’.

Ohio (Monsieur Adi Remix)
Monsieur Adi just went extra Pro on his Soundcloud account. Pro as in: bought some extra room to store his tracks. Which means all of his remixes are up online. The download link on his most recent remix of Justice’s ‘Ohio’ isn’t active on Soundcloud yet but Disco Demons have the exclusive download link, so you can get it over there. For all of Adi’s remixes, visit his remix set on Soundcloud.

Tracklist:
01. Agnes Obel – Katie Cruel (Feltman & Badutski Remix)
02. Perseus – Russian Girlfriends
03. Jazzanova – Look What You’re Doin’ to Me (MCDE remix / Morid & Hifi3000 Dub Edit)
04. Fever Ray – Keep The Streets Empty For Me (Norton White & Select Private Remix)
05. Mario Basanov & Vidis ft. Jazzu – I’II Be Gone (Cocolino Edit)
06. Diana Ross vs. Second Left – My Favorite Sculptures (Jay Soulix Don’t Panic! Remix)
07. Niels Freidel – Good (Les Loups’ I.D. Mix)
08. Goldlines – Goldman (Goldlines VIP Remix)
09. Evil Nine – Little Prince (Ben Mono´s Berlin Edit)
10. Delilah – Love You So (Joe Goddard Remix)
11. Moon Boots – Off My Mind (Rogue Vogue Remix)

Sirens
New free Skizzy Mars track out today. Well, almost new. One year ago he already posted a version on Tumblr. The track is titled Sirens, produced by J. Fink. But the new version has some new Skizzy raps on it. And rumor is he’s posting another free track within the next few days.

Scale it back (The Archive’s Waltz)
By the end of 2011 Dj Shadow was wrapping up the remix contest he hosted on his track ‘Scale It Back’ (ft. Little Dragon). We came across one of the 6 winning tracks on Soundcloud today and this is definitely a personal favorite. The artist who remixed the track is a producer from spain called The Archive. His remix won 5th place in the contest, ending up at number 6 on the free remix EP that was released after the contest. (Dj Shadow picked 2 number ones.)

Katie Cruel (Feltman & Badutski Remix)
Danish collab by CK Feltman and Badutski. They made an edit on fellow Danish singer Agnes Obel and her recent folk cover ‘Katie Cruel’ (released in 2011 on her ‘Philharmonics’ album). The entire album is very worth checking out, but also enjoy this free download for now. Good way to put Agnes Obel in a deeper dj-set.

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My Family (ALB Remix)
Mattanoll’s Five Minute Mix featured this one nice track we had never heard before. It’s a remix from 2010 on French singer/songwriter Kim‘s ‘My Family’. The remix was produced by ALB who, like Mattanoll, is also based in Reims, France.

Femme Fatale
Feels really odd saying “Hey, remember Sky Ferreira?”. She’s only turning 20 this summer, but we heard (and posted) about her in December of 2009. A year before that, she already had some music up on Myspace. (“Hey, remember Myspace?”)
Since that time she’s had a few single releases and a 5-track EP in 2011. But the summer of ’12 should have a Sky Ferreira debut album in store for us. Until then, you can enjoy this free song she put up on Soundcloud titled ‘Femme Fatale’. It’s from that old Myspace page.

January Love
Not so long ago, a Stockholm duo named Newtimers debuted their first track on Soundcloud titled ‘Falling’. The track sounded like Jamie Woon meets.. well, Jamie Woon. In a good way.
Last week their second track was uploaded and it’s titled ‘January Love’. After hearing it, it’s safe to say Newtimers aren’t a one-time thing. We predict they might be dropping some really pleasant EP’s (Maybe even albums) in the near future.

Falling Down
Happy to find this Sub Focus original uploaded by his label RAM Records. It´s a free dubstep track titled ´Falling Down´ and it features vocals by Kenzie May. There´s a long (looong) list of dubstep producers at the moment, Sub Focus is definitely on that small part on the list that’s still worth listening to.

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Deny Strings
Five days ago The Hood Internet put up some new stuff on their Soundcloud page. Two mashups to be exact, a Mayor Hawthorne special. The first mashup consists out of: Fabulous and Nate Dogg’s ‘Can’t Deny’ (acapella, with parts pitched down) and an instrumental Classix remix on Mayor Hawthorne’s ‘No Strings’. Especially well played by adding the sung part of the acapella to the instrumental track.

One Midnight With You
Their second mashup also features Mayor Hawthorne, on vocals this time. The ‘No Strings’ acapella lays very well on top of M83′s ‘Midnight City’. Be sure to follow Hood Internet on Soundcloud, they’re getting pretty close to 500 mashups.

Lonely By Your Side (Acoustic)
Zoot Woman also has two new free tracks up on Soundcloud. They have been recording some acoustic studio sessions on their tracks ‘Lonely By Your Side’ and ‘Snow White‘. Better be quick to download these. Zoot Woman downloads usually don’t stay up very long. Here’s that first track:

Do The Same (VIP)
Brittish duo Mak & Pasteman have a new EP coming up titled ‘Do The Same’. Defenitely an EP for UK garage/househeads. The leading track on the EP features cuts from Bruno Mars’ ‘Grenade’. (The EP also features cuts from other house pellas on every track.) For that one track, M&P have released a free VIP remix on Soundcloud.

Walking With Giants
Bruce and Erica Driscoll are a nice bro and sis duo from NYC called Blondfire. They write indie-pop tunes that’s most notable for their catchy vocals. Their latest track on Soundcloud was posted a few days ago and is titled ‘Walking With Giants’.

Born To Die (AlunaGeorge Remix)
American Dream reference, lip reference, something about an earlier solo career. By now, you’ve probably read a few Lana Del Rey posts before. Anyway, we can still appreciate her somewhat depressing voice from time to time. Especially in this AlunaGeorge remix. They are a duo from London who make fantastic remixes and put them on Soundcloud for free downloads. Follow!

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Lonely Town (Keadz Remix)
Another remix. On fLako’s ‘Lonely Town’ from the ‘Carving Away The Clay‘ EP. The remix is composed by the French/Belgian duo Keadz. They sped up the remix and the vocals from the original version are completely cut up. Nice rework!

Miss You (NEUS Remix)
Seven months ago French electro-rockers NEUS took a break from their usual rowdy stuff to make a remix on Trentemøller’s ‘I Miss You’. This week they are allowing you to download this remix. You can still hear that they’re not to big on subtlety (especially the beat samples still kick like a mule), but this remix is a nice change for them. The track evolves all the way to the end and it has a good buildup. Thumbs up for slowing down.

Harder Dream
Almost a year ago Mord Fustang made his debut with the release of ‘The Electric Dream’. British remixer pudlik took the track and added a slightly pitched up vocal of Daft Punk’s ‘Harder Better Faster Stronger’. Simple, Clean, Effective. Pudlik is sharing a download link for his nifty dj tool, which is up here.

Funeral
Although the website it titled ‘Weareshura.com’, I’m pretty sure London’s Shura is just one female musician collaborating with different producers. She (or they) names her music ‘Night Folk’, which comes down to traditional folk with a lot of (atmospheric) electronic elements. At least, that’s what she usually does. Her most recent recording uploaded to Soundcloud is titled ‘Funeral’ and features nothing more than vocals and an acoustic guitar. Apparently the recording was made when she was only sixteen years old.

We Stay Up All Night (Star Slinger Remix)
Looks like this is going to be a UK-only post. Star Slinger (Manchester) posted his latest remix yesterday. A mellow progressive dubstep take on the Dutch House influenced production ‘We Stay Up All Night’ by Buraka Som Sistema (featuring Blaya and Roses Gabor).

My Crunk De Gaulle
No need to tell you anything more about Justin Timberlake, Timbaland or the ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds’ album. You know it. On the other hand, LA-based Edward Ma might be a new name for you. You might know him by his stage name edIT or as one third of glitch-hop outfit The Glitch Mob. Frail Limb Purity took the ‘My Love’ acapella of one and the ‘Crunk De Gaulle’ instrumental of the other for a well-blended mashup. Not really sure about the part with TI’s vocals, but the JT parts are really nice.