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Feels like a dream tonight, a little break in time.

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Wow. That’s all I’ve got to say. The new Young Galaxy album is absolutely on.

Maybe it’s the fact that the band actually went to Sweden, part-Mecca for electronic music, to produce their newest album, Ultramarine. Being in foreign territory, perhaps it was easier to expand the mind. Either way, there’s still the shimmering layers, pounding rhythms, and of course, those vocals from Catherine McCandless.

Due out internationally on April 27th via Paper Bag Records, you can stream the entire album via Pitchfork. Although, I say after checking out only a few of the tracks below..I’m ready for the pre-order.

Enjoy.

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[Songs For Your Weekend Moods] Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis for yer weekend moods y’all. 

BONUS:  Also check out the Creators Project spotlight on Dillon Francis and Diplo and their influence on the Moombahton scene.

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[Songs For Your Weekend Moods] Keys N Krates

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Trap music and everything right, Keys N Krates, hit the percussion super hard and snappy. This Toronto trio have finally find the key ingredients for their sound with their latest EP drop, Lucid Dreams, which is nothing short of a complete banger.

Making moves over the past couple of years with their relentless energy, eclectic individual styles and backgrounds, and just the right blend of hip-hop and electronic – Keys N Krates have elevated their craft.

Listen to Lucid Dreams in its entirety below and be sure to grab the free download off of their Facebook. Enjoy.

[Inbox Submission] Skeleton Lipstick

Philadelphia-local, Skeleton Lipstick, fell into my inbox seemingly out of nowhere the other day. I just can’t keep up with this city.

Gritty 80′s-styled synths glaze over your eardrums smoothed out by glo-fi beats – and trust me, it completely comes together. There’s a lot of things I want to ask the man behind this synthwave project. More specifically, how are you producing this wonderful music and performing Maxillofacial surgery at the same time? Well, perhaps not at the same time. But still.

This is what I love, when artists give me a little context to work with. Not everything is a mysterious secret. Skeleton Lipstick is a working professional who manages to make some impressive electronic music that takes our ears decades back in time. His apparent skill for life balance allows him to creatively stretch his mind when he’s not performing his grueling 9-5. How cool, right?

Listen below to his newest release, Glows Then Melts and be sure to put this gentleman on your radar.

BONUS:  Just, wow.

And from SL himself:

The song above is a teaser for the new album. It does not appear on the album. I took the 10 tracks from “glows then melts” then cut them up, and organized the chaos into a NEW promo track! Every sound in the song (except the vocals) is a loop from one of the ten tracks on “Glows then Melts.” Nothing too special, just a little bonus song I worked up in an hour so. Head over to AIRLINES TAPES bandcamp for the real songs!

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But, you and I want one more song.

Energetic electric guitars, snappy percussion, and catchy choruses make my limbs want to get up moving. Young Lyre’s quick debut, Night Swimming, is just enough to get my ears excited about this New Zealand 5-piece.

For fans of Two Door Cinema Club, you will not be disappointed. Young Lyre has that smart indie-pop sound alongside tight instrumentation that adds up to an unbeatable combination. Listen to Night Swimming below and grab your own copy here.

Songs For Your Weekend Moods: Featurecast edition

Some damn good and effortless production skills that UK-based buy generic propecia online

/www.facebook.com/pages/Featurecast/8844117036″>Featurecast has. The party beats that reminisce on those late-90′s DJ mixes is what really take a hold of me. He keeps all of his music relevant, but those funk breaks are ridiculous!

Grab a handful of his music below and be sure to keep this gentleman on your radar.

Ego Tripping (Featurecast Drum & Bass Remix) – Featurecast

Going Going Gone (feat. C. Reid) – Featurecast

Dangerously Happy – Featurecast

Harder Than You Think (Featurecast Remix) – Public Enemy

My Thing – Featurecast

Right-click and enjoy. And if you need more, definitely be sure to check out his debut album, Run For Cover, here.

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