MY SOUNDS – FEBRUARY

OLIVER $ & JIMI JULES – PUSHING ON

Fresh from camp Defected, an infectious driving beat with a bassline which pays homage to the beginnings of classic Chicago House. Certified banger.

JACK BEATS – BEATBOX

‘Know what I’m saying?’

As debuted on Annie Mac’s Friday night show, Jack Beats are back with a new track off their forthcoming EP, due March 18th.  This one packs a punch.

LIZ – TURN AROUND

‘I know I’m ready, but everytime you go away, you leave me lonely’

The time has come for the first lady of Mad Decent to release her EP. ‘Just Like You’ has been carved from a pool of producers most artists would be jealous of including Djemba Djemba, WEEP and Colta. Covering genres as wide as Pop, BMore, RNB and Nu Garage beats its more than a pleasure to listen to and was well worth the wait.

BONUS: Download the EP for free here

 

SHLOHMO & JEREMIH – NO MORE

‘Just admit that you got it baby, ain’t you ready to go?’

The first single from their new collaborative EP once again shows what a perfect fit Shlohmo’s glitchy,  bassy production sound with Jeremih’s classic RNB vocal actually makes. ‘No More’ is atmospheric, deep and down right sexy.

CLEAN BANDIT – HEART ON FIRE (FEAT. ELISABETH TROY)

‘Its a chemistry I’m so jacked up on your medicine’

They’ve done it again, this time with the help of vocalist Elisabeth Troy, who you’ll recognise from B.Traits’ ‘Fever’. Another instant dance floor smash in time for the lighter nights, 100% infectious.

MO – SAY YOU’LL BE THERE

“This time, you gotta take it easy throwing far too much emotions at me”

Three words. Oh. My. God.

#RememberGirlPower

JESS GLYNNE – HOME

“I was lost, hard road to travel with no shoes on”

Shes the vocals behind two of the biggest tracks of the year so far (Clean Bandit’s ‘Rather Be’ and Route 94’s ‘My Love’) and now shes debuted her debut solo single. And guess what? Its great. Looks like the trend of successful solo careers being carved out of guest vocalist beginnings isn’t over yet.

TOURIST – I CAN’T KEEP UP (FEAT. WILL HEARD)

“Will someone ever show me love? Won’t somebody give a fuck”

Tourist combines with vocalist Will Heard of Klangkarussell’s ‘Sonnentanz (Sun Don’t Shine) which you will be more than familiar with if you entered a club even once last summer, its soulful and its tempo stays steady until it erupts into a dancefloor champion.

SHURA – TOUCH

“All I wanna do is go home with you but I know I’m out of my mind”

A beautiful and sultry take on those feelings you get when you bump into an ex, be warned, if you’re recently single this one may tug on your heart strings.