New Whethan is good Whethan, and this remix was completely unexpected. The innovative producer puts a bubbly, futuristic spin on Post Malone and Justin Bieber‘s “Deja Vu” by adding a slew of unique sounds and a powerful, synth-laden drop. When I first saw the title I wasn’t expecting to enjoy this as much as I currently am, but damn if this isn’t the coolest thing I’ve heard all week.
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Jerry Folk – Charlotte
Insanely talented producer Jerry Folk samples “Find You” by Charlotte Day Wilson in his latest release. Aptly titled “Charlotte”, this one had me entranced in a matter of seconds and fully hypnotized by the time the drums and vocals kicked in. Apparently this was released to hold us over until an official single is released next week, so be sure to follow Jerry Folk on SoundCloud and stay tuned.
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DROELOE – Weird Machine (ft. Nevve)
DROELOE‘s new EP The Choices We Face is finally here! I’ve been in love with this duo’s music for a while now, and I’m happy to say their latest project lives up to my high expectations. My favorite song from the EP is undoubtedly “Weird Machine” which features silky smooth vocals from Nevve and the bright, bubbly production that has thrust DROELOE into the spotlight. Stream and/or purchase The Choices We Face EP here!
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Yoshi Flower – Brown Paper Bag
Yoshi Flower is easily one of my favorite new artists of 2018. I was hooked when I first heard him featured on Elohim‘s beautiful “Panic Attacks” and I’ve enjoyed everything he’s released since. His latest song “Brown Paper Bag” is a high octane tune that features killer guitar riffs, powerful bass, and a supremely catchy vocal performance. This guy is quietly releasing one great song after another, and it won’t be long before he gains the notoriety his talent demands. Check him out on Soundcloud and stream “Brown Paper Bag” below.
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DELAY. – Tank!
Amsterdam based producer DELAY. has been sitting on this one since way back in 2014, but he finally released it to the masses and it still sounds fresh. “Tank!” is flip of Cowboy Bebop’s opening theme that stomps on the gas and never lets up. Furious trap drums and rapid-fire samples compliment the high energy brass from the original, and make this one hard to forget. Check out more from DELAY. on Soundcloud and stream “Tank!” below.
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BLACK LAND & Aglon – Talking In My Sleep
What kind of electronic black magic is this? Producers Black Land and Aglon teamed up to create this deliciously strange little number, and I for one am hooked. Pitched and chopped vocal samples are paired with thumping drums and an array of weird supporting sounds, resulting in a wild 3-minute ride.
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Baron Fields – Make Her Say
Orlando producer Baron Fields‘ new track “Make Her Say” kicks off with an eerie melody that let’s you know upfront you’re in for something special. Within seconds, a steady drum pattern leads into wobbly dubstep-esque bass that creates a dark, chilled out vibe. Pretty impressive stuff, right? Check out more from this guy on SoundCloud asap.
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Alex Jordahl – Fall (feat. Delectatio)
Beautifully chilled out production and melancholic vibes make vocalist Alex Jordahl‘s new song “Fall” a must-listen for fans of all genres. With sultry acoustic guitar and waves of echoing synths, Portuguese producer Delectatio creates a gorgeous soundscape for Jordahl’s anguished vocals. It seems these two work extremely well together, so here’s hoping we hear more from them in the future.
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Whethan – That’s Too Slow
The main man Whethan‘s new song “That’s Too Slow” is an otherworldly future bass single. A smooth, string-laden intro builds into a powerful drop on this one—with wobbly synths and a thumping beat orbiting around a perfectly pitched sample. It gets even crazier towards the end too, so make sure you stick around for the whole thing.
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ilo ilo – Let Me Go
Enigmatic new act ilo ilo are back with a second song that impresses once again. “Let Me Go” features sugary vocals that get chopped up and warped over a glitchy, tropical beat. On the surface it’s another catchy and accessible single, but the production here is wildly impressive. Can’t wait to find out more about this mysterious group!
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