Bobby Tank – Zario’s Echo (Original Mix)
Bobby Tank’s style of glitchy electrofunk is something I can get EASILY used to! It’s so fresh and soulful, and has a way of delivering good vibes. Zario’s Echo is a smashing single from the UK’s latest EP, The Way. It’s an arrangement of all sorts of blissful sounds and pleasing samples.
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Walk Off The Earth feat. KRNFX – I Knew You Were Trouble (Cover)
Walk Off The Earth may not be familiar to you; they’re a YouTube sensation that gained recognition for their cover of Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know. There were 5 of them on 1 guitar! That’s impressive! Now this group is back with an amazing cover of Taylor Swift’s I Knew You Were Trouble, and they don’t disappoint.
Calvin Harris feat. Florence Welch – Sweet Nothing (Diplo Trapstyle Remix) (Radio Edit)
Anyone who has been following the scene closely should be familiar with Diplo. Simply put, he’s legendary status. From the days working with M.I.A. to his collaborated efforts with Switch, this American-based producer has been a huge influence to many. His eclectic style and love for music is what really makes Diplo a respectable figure and a pleasure to listen to. Not too long ago a radio rip of his trapstyle remix of Sweet Nothing aired on BBC 1; this should give you an idea of his diverse style of play.
Calvin Harris feat. Florence Welch – Sweet Nothing (Diplo Trapstyle Remix) (Radio Edit)
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To add on to this man’s greatness, Diplo shared with his SoundCloud followers a 36-minute mix he made while being stoned last night. It features a bunch of old records that perfectly define the state of mind he was in.
Trunkz – Inchor
You may remember Trunkz from his other-worldly remix of that track from Amelie. On his SoundCloud, the genre for his latest track “Inchor” is listed as music for the gods. And believe me, that is no exaggeration. It’s great to present new artists to our fellow Vibers, especially when the talent is as good as Trunkz. Download link.
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Sub Focus – Out the Blue (feat. Alice Gold)
I love Sub Focus most for his remix of Rusko’s Hold On, already a classic in the dubstep pantheon. His latest is a gem in itself, more of a drum’n'bass track than a dubstep one. What a jam!!
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Skrillex – Breathe (D.Veloped Vocal Mix)
D.Veloped is a beast, just flawless work. The vocal additions on the chill Skrillex original make it even more Vibe friendly…Download link
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M.I.A. – 27
“I took you to the clinic, to get you clean but you couldn’t/said in two days you’re 27 and your destiny was comin..” M.I.A’s dedication to all those that passed at 27 (Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Robert Johnson) posted via Twitter hours after Winehouse’s death. A little late on posting this, but it’s still worth a listen. Download link
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Throwback Thursday – Morcheeba – Big Calm
Keeping it on the mellow side for today’s Thursday. This gem has that In The Waiting Line vibe, where it’s chill yet still poignant and powerful. Off of trip hop group Morcheeba’s 1998 album of the same name.. Download link
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