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Taken from Swedish producer Kornél Kovács' forthcoming LP The Bells, out this summer via Stockholm house label/collective Studio Barnhus:

Mall Grab's stellar Sun Ra EP and his sick Yaeji collabs are some of our favorite releases of 2016, and the young Australian producer continues his quietly prolific/massive year with this feel-good house gem, taken from another new release he has lined up to drop next month on his own label Steel City Dance Discs...

Leon Vynehall shares a warm, rolling new track from his other project (a duo with A1B), Laszlo Dancehall. The beach-ready "Channel" is taken from a new 12" out May 16 on Wolf Music:

We've mentioned this one a time or two already, but you can now stream Mall Grab's excellent new EP, including just-released tracks "Down" + "French Girls", in its entirety below. The Sun Ra 12" is out next week on London label Church.

Australian house producer Mall Grab shares the late-night roller/title track from his excellent new Sun Ra EP — which also includes the hypnotic, Alicia Keys-sampling "Can't" -- out next month on Church:

Granted, it's only January 12, but this is one of the tracks of the year. Tears on the dancefloor. Fort Romeau's Secrets & Lies 12" is out Friday:

Thanks to Josh for the heads up on this sprawling, ominous new track from Russian underground dance-pop producer/singer Kedr Livanskiy, inspired by "the otherworldliness of Russian winter", "the feeling of impending death and transition to another state when winter is over", Laurel Halo, Autechre, Inga Copeland, and Mazzy Star, among other things...

I just stumbled upon this record label called D.K.O. out of France, and they’ve got an impressive roster of house and disco enthusiasts. Braque’s EP, ’Maraude’, is short but sweet from top to bottom, and the title track sounds like something that could have been released on Crydamoure...

An addendum to yesterday's amazing and revelatory Panda Bear takeover: Noah introduced us to Vancouver's Mood Hut crew, and we've been seeking out and consuming as much of their material as possible in the last 24 hours. Namely, Jack J's Looking Forward to You 12" + his group Pender Street Steppers and their undulating, endlessly enjoyable vintage lo-fi house, including 2013's breezy and pe