"Just finished recording new music with Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan and the girls felt like having a bit of fun at the end of the last session - enjoy!!" That's Blood Orange's Dev Hynes, who has apparently been in the studio with the three original mem... more info

One of the finest songs of the year thus far from one of 2013's most promising bands gets a remix from another one to watch this year: UK producer Duke Dumont hops on California pop outfit Haim's skyward-gazing "Falling", stripping the verses and mo... more info

Beast Coast is the umbrella under which several New York crews are operating right now, including the Underachievers, Flatbush Zombies, Joey Bada$$ and Pro Era, and Phony Ppl. Though each crew has a different angle, they have enough in common to make... more info

While Justin Timberlake has been kinging the easy-listening hotel lounge market with "Suit and Tie", he's left room for bolder creative choices at the hands of his remixers. Four Tet turned the track into a hi-hat laden, bass driven banger, while Aer... more info

Chicago's DJ Rashad is improving. It's a normal enough thing for an artist to do, but improvement and progression are funny concepts for a sound such as footwork, which is often content to spin in place, dizzying itself until it falls over. That loss... more info

Houston’s Fat Tony might have plenty in common with most rappers who rely on blogs above all else to stay buzzing-- he’s young, prolific, and doesn’t seem to draw much from the traditions of his city-- but few of his peers place such a premium ... more info

Until we hear Doris in its entirety, every Earl Sweatshirt track is going to feel like a comeback, or at least a reintroduction-- and as Tyler, the Creator helpfully reminds us at the top of "Whoa," Earl's last single was the unusually plainspoken a... more info

Minneapolis trio Web of Sunsets are just getting started, but their twangy, wistful debut single hints at good things to come. "Fool's Melodies" undercuts its dream-pop atmosphere with a twangy texture-- as Sara Nienaber and Chris Rose's guitars tang... more info

There's no easy way into the discography of the Appleseed Cast; their most acclaimed record is 2001's Low Level Owl Vol. I & II, which sprawls backmasked instrumentals and math-y emo across two disks. Their eighth LP, Illumination Ritual, brings a la... more info

Anthony Naples and the Trilogy Tapes: two ships passing in the night, at high speeds, on fire. Both parties took a star turn in 2012: Naples, a young New Yorker who produces frank, uncomplicated house music, took the underground dance community by st... more info