Stereogum — Just this morning we heard Mark Ronson’s Bruno Mars collaboration “Uptown Funk.” Now here’s another song from Ronson’s upcoming album Uptown Special, one of three new tunes featuring Tame Impala singer Kevin Parker. “Daffodils,” which p... more info

Stereogum — William Phillips, the London producer known as Tourist, had a hand in Jessie Ware’s typically smooth and sensual “Pieces” and recently released his own glitchy “Wait.” Both those songs were moody in tone, but Tourist’s new “Illuminate,�... more info

Stereogum — A few months back, the Foo Fighters did a stint in the UK playing club gigs under the name the Holy Shits. During that time, they got together with BBC Radio 1′s Zane Lowe at London’s Maida Vale Studios to perform some of their new tracks live, a... more info

Stereogum — A couple of weeks ago, BBC radio host Zane Lowe announced the controversial project Radio One Rescores: Drive – Curated By Zane Lowe, in which a number of big-name artists make up an all-new soundtrack to the already fantastically soundtracked film... more info

The Telegraph — Ahead of Zane Lowe's BBC3 'remix', we celebrate the man behind the original more info

Core News — “The best new and cutting-edge music.” Check out other Zane Lowe shows in the archive and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. Zane Lowe 2014-10-23 with Tiga + Pusha T [Uploaded.net download] [Xerver.co download] Tracklist: See ... more info

MTV.co.uk News — The Radio 1 DJ has curated an alternate soundtrack for the cult film… more info

The Telegraph — BBC Three will broadcast Drive next week - but Cliff Martinez's acclaimed score will be replaced by a soundtrack curated by Lowe more info

The Independent — Zane Lowe and BBC Radio 1 are to re-score Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive by getting some of the nation's top artists to cover its iconic soundtrack. more info

Stereogum — The movie Drive is only three years old, and its soundtrack is magnificent; it’s arguably the best thing about the entire movie. But BBC radio host Zane Lowe has taken on the strange, difficult endeavor of improving, or at least competing against, ... more info