Kaytranada shares a new track, ‘DYSFUNCTIONAL,’ featuring Nigerian-American sister duo VanJess. The smooth cut marks Kaytranada’s first new release since last year’s ‘NOTHIN LIKE U/CHANCES’ EP, which featured Ty Dolla Sign and frequent collaborator Shay Lia. Stream below via YouTube.
Taken from his exceptional album ‘U‘, Tourist’s ‘Too Late’ now receives the visual treatment in the form of a beautifully shot live set from the British producer. Fittingly, the James Lewis-directed video is accompanied by the announcement that Tourist will be heading out on a North American tour before returning to play four shows in the UK.…
New York beatsmith Falside drops off a loose cut this week in the form of new track ‘Snacks’. It’s a Carioca-inspired cut whose Portuguese vocal sample and Latin rhythms will transport you straight to Brazil. In the words of the producer himself; “On my Brazilian favela tip. Roll your windows down”. Stream below via SoundCloud.
Towkio’s ‘.Wav Theory‘ was truly a stand-out of 2015; the tape combined production from the Lido and Kaytranada alongside the SAVEMONEY affiliate himself, as well as bars from Vince Staples and Chance, The Rapper. The latter features in the new video for ‘.Wav Theory‘ cut ‘Clean Up’, which sees the duo indulge in a little frivolity…
‘Rayon’, the opener to Letherette’s new ‘Refresh’ EP, marks the UK production duo’s return to Ninja Tune, having not released new music on the label since their self-titled debut back in 2013. And what a return it is; straight in with a bouncing bassline, percussive claps and warm synths; there’s no doubt that ‘Rayon’ is one for…
Sydney-based electronic duo Bly have us eagerly anticipating their debut EP as they follow up their first single ‘Rosey’ with ‘Superfluid’. Benedict Carter and Oliver Dibley’s blend of Trip Hop, Soul and Dance has already gained them a lot of attention down under and now their music has found our shores. ‘Superfluid’ really showcases what…
Tom Misch has just dropped ‘Clapclapclap’, a groovy instrumental cut that builds with layers of gentle percussion, hi-hats, and of course, claps. The track contains shades of Daft Punk [which is certainly no bad thing], as well as the elements of Jazz and Soul that featured so heavily on his recently released ‘Beat Tape 2‘. In fact,…
