Daniel Avery has enlisted revered London producer Four Tet to remix ‘Quick Eternity’, lifted off the former’s critically acclaimed second album ‘Song For Alpha’.
Premiered at last month’s Field Day (where a limited number of remix 12”s were exclusively available following both producers’ performances), the anticipated studio recording has now been released.
This one’s massively-intoxicating. Grab a listen below:
Azealia Banks has shared her new song ‘Treasure Island’.
Lifted as the second single from her upcoming ‘Fantasea II’ mixtape, the track will join collaborations with the likes of Mel B and Busta Rhymes on the new project (though release date is still TBC).
Listen below:
SG Lewis has enlisted newcomer Clairo for his groovy new single ‘Better’.
Widely expected to bridge the gap between Lewis’ ‘Dusk’ and ‘Dark’ EPs (the latter forming the second part of his ‘Dusk, Dark, Dawn’ debut album), ‘Better’ is as sultry a head-nodder as we’ve come to expect from the shining producer over the past couple of years.
Definitely one for the playlists, so cop it below:
It’s been more than a minute since My Nu Leng hooked up with Rudimental, but it seems their latest result has been totally worth the wait.
Also reuniting with D Double E, My Nu Leng’s Tommy and Jammo throw some mighty deep-bass rumbles across Rudi’s recent Major Lazer and Anne-Marie-collab ‘Let Me Live’. This is a remix up there with some of My Nu Leng’s best work, and sets up well for both Rudimental’s forthcoming record ‘Toast To Our Differences’, plus My Nu Leng’s own follow-up to last year’s ‘Portal’ EP.
Catch their new ‘Let Me Live’ edit below:
After over 200 million streams across a multitude of major hits (including ‘All Cried Out’ and ‘I Loved You’), Blonde have returned, back to their best with their superb new single ‘Me, Myself & I’.
Featuring addictive vocals from Bryn Christopher (Sigala’s ‘Sweet Lovin’), both the song and accompanying video reflect the positive themes of individuality and self-respect (the clip also featuring a wealth of social personalities including Kitty Underhill and DJ Prince JayJay).
Catch ‘Me, Myself & I’ below; video follows underneath:
James Arthur made a triumphant return to Radio 1’s Live Lounge earlier this week, celebrating the release of his latest single ‘You Deserve Better’ with a special one-off performance.
As accustomed in Live Lounge scripture, James’ appearance also saw the singer undertake a stunning mashup of Jorja Smith’s ‘Blue Lights’ alongside Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa’s ‘One Kiss’ for his chosen Live Lounge cover.
Watch both performances below:
Justin Timberlake has shared his brand new song ‘SoulMate’, his first piece of new music since his last studio album ‘Man Of The Woods’.
Released less than 6 months ago, ‘Man Of The Woods’ came alongside a world tour (which hits UK shores next week), plus also a starring role as this year’s Super Bowl halftime show fixture. It’s yet to be confirmed whether ‘SoulMate’ will form the start of another new studio project, but regardless, it’s up there with some of his best work.
Listen below:
Boardmasters have announced the latest addition to this summer’s Cornwall takeover, revealing their new TR7 sessions of exclusive parties and events in Newquay.
Set to hit the town on the same weekend as the main festival itself (9-12th August), TR7 will feature a wealth of acts across the music spectrum, including a boat rave courtesy of the folks at Eton Messy. Kicking off on the Thursday, the boat party will also be rivaled by a PA from Mike Skinner at Berties, whilst Newquay’s Walkabout will also see a DJ takeover courtesy of DJ Yoda.
Meanwhile, fellow turntablist Mr Scruff will also take to Fistral Beach on the Friday, with Berties that day playing host to Modestep and Rude Kid. Audio Bullys will hit up Walkabout.
Other DJs set to appear across the weekend include 1Xtra’s Sian Anderson, Riton, DJ Barely Legal and Disciples.
Check the full TR7 who’s who, including the entire Boardmasters lineup, over on the official website now. Tickets are still available (though selling quickly!).
One of biggest underground club hits of the year finally gets an official release, as mysterious Newcastle-based producer Young Romantic shares his infectiously-funky ‘Move (Time To Get Loose)’.
Originally starting life as a bootleg, the track’s been all over the shop, supported by the likes of Patrick Topping and Pete Tong, and now Annie Mac’s dropped it as her latest Radio 1 Dance Hottest Record (so basically you know you’re in safe hands there).
Listen below:
UK house favourite Paul Woolford delivers his essential remix of Years & Years’ new one ‘If You’re Over Me’.
Lifted off the trio’s forthcoming album ‘Palo Santo’, due out next month, Woolford’s edit serves up the producer’s signature euphoric synths, thumping bassline, weighty piano keys and a killer breakdown.
This is for clubbers everywhere! Listen below: