Ryan Hemsworth drops a new mix featuring unreleased edits/remixes of tracks from ABRA, Kodak Black, Kornél Kovács, Thugger, and more: "summer, recordings from atlanta, taqueria del sol, sample searching, insomnia cookies, falling asleep." Listen + download below:
KKB drop another irresistibly effervescent, life-affirming new jam from their new record Bonito Generation, out next month on Double Denim Records. Bounce along to "Trampoline" below, and catch the group in TX this fall at the inaugural Sound on Sound fest:
Nicolas Jaar's new full-length Sirens is out on Friday, but you can stream the whole thing today by tuning into channel 333 over on Jaar's THE NETWORK starting at 6 PM EST (update: it appears to be available on a loop now). In a packaging gimmick matched in coolness only by Jaar's aluminum prism, the deluxe vinyl edition of Sirens comes complete with sleeve art printed on scratch-off lottery ticket paper + a U.S. quarter for scratching. Pre-order here + check the full tracklist after the jump...
The Weeknd + Daft Punk hook up for the title track from the Weeknd's new album Starboy:
Polaris prize winner Kaytranada shares the companion to one of the best albums of the year. Download his new 0.001% mixtape -- "strictly for Kaytranada fans" -- below:
Feels like we've been waiting for this one to drop forever (we've certainly talked about it enough over the past year), and now it's finally here: Body Work, the entrancing and often thrilling future-pop-dream-rave hybrid debut LP from Lindsey French -- aka Negative Gemini -- is officially out next week on 100% Electronica...
Swedish producer Kornél Kovács (if you haven't yet listened to his debut LP The Bells, you should do that now) shares his dreamy, apparently rejected remix of Norwegian pop star AURORA's massive hit that I don't think I've ever heard before today...
As we mentioned over the weekend, Still Corners' gorgeous new record Dead Blue is officially out today on the band's Wrecking Light Records. To mark the release, we're debuting the shadowy psychedelic visuals for the sublime album highlight "Down With Heaven and Hell", one of the record's most ethereal and wistfully dreamy tracks. Video by Still Corners + Leon Dufficy, and starring the group's own Tessa Murray: