NGHTMRE – No Coming Down (feat. Alex Wiley & Sky Montique)
NGHTMRE is back on Mad Decent with a heavy-hitting, multifaceted release titled “No Coming Down” featuring the unique talents of Alex Wiley and Sky Montique. “No Coming Down” wraps up three very different genres of music and fuses them as only NGHTMRE could; the backdrop contains the producer’s melodies and basslines, complete with a sax sample and rolling, cinematic synths that complement Wiley‘s fast-paced, rhythmic verses. Wiley is one of rap’s most promising talents, having been deemed an artist to watch by The Huffington Post and named Chicago‘s “best kept secret” by Revolt TV. The addition of Sky Montique‘s distinctive voice adds a bluesy, nu-jazz element that sets “No Coming Down” apart from the rest of the electronic-rap hybrids out there. In a world of robotic club vocalists, Sky‘s vintage pop sound is a welcome reprise from the usual. “No Coming Down” inspires a defiant and triumphant mindset for any listener, mixed with a little bit of poignant soul. NGHTMRE is about to release a new EP, “NGHTMRE – II” in December. “No Coming Down” is the third release on the four track EP, which also contains his recent “The Killer” and “On the Run.” The EP and fourth track release will drop on December 1st. Pick it up for an exciting collaboration and more experimental, bass-driven tunes.
Madison Beer – Say It To My Face
Say It To My Face is the second track to be lifted from Madison Beer’s forthcoming debut EP and follows the release of her critically acclaimed Dead which was described by Billboard as “sure to strike a chord with just about anyone who hears it.” and has notched up an impressive 50 million + streams to date. Produced by Grammy nominated Fred Ball (Rihanna, Little mix, Madonna), Say It To My Face further cements this young artist’s conviction-packed evolution as an ambitious, left-leaning alternative pop force.
JAMEO – Natural (Feat. Tima Dee)
Los Angeles based Jameo is Jamie Okrzynski’s electronic project. He’s spent the last few years finding his niche and sound with electronic music. Coming from an alternative rock background and having toured in and out of bands for the last 14 years, Jameo is a fresh avenue for him to share his music. Currently he’s spending time producing new songs for a record that he hopes will showcase how these last few years have helped shaped what this project has become and where he’s heading.
https://soundcloud.com/jameomusic/jameo-feat-tima-dee-natural
Sereda – I Got You
Sereda’s chilled out electro-pop sound extends the genre with hip-hop and classic rock influences that create an edgier, richer whole. Sereda has been making waves on the international scene, with her single “Heartbeat” reaching #1 on Billboard in France. Give “I Got You” a listen in anticipation of an album coming out in December this year!
Lauv – Easy Love (Cherry Beach Remix)
We absolutely fell in love with Cherry Beach Remix on “Easy Love.”
Francis Mercier – Let’s Get It
Experimenting with new sounds, Francis Mercier hones in on the Tech House Genre with his brand new production ‘ Let’s Get It ‘! Complete with hard hitting drums, Latin grooves, and mind blowing bass lines, the final record of his ‘Skankers EP’ is set to light up dance floors world wide all winter long!
Stream Full Track On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7xk72xDDzexZpVO6X1B4xt
https://soundcloud.com/deep-root-records/letsgetit
Rowland Evans – Without You
Rowland is known for his pulsating, funky sound that pulls you in every time you hear the song on the dance floor. He has his own rendition, unique to his name, of the ‘trendy’ sound of today
We loved this one !
Snugs – Radio Silence ft. HAILZ
Spearheaded by a lovable but mischievous character, Snugs encapsulates everything related to comfort, creativity, and the bedroom. Their debut single is a brilliantly crafted electronic-pop hit, resembling the budding crossover between the electronic and pop realms that has been led by artists like Louis The Child and Jack Ü. The single perfectly characterizes Snugs’ sound, rife with bright, danceable energy; soaring synths; and cute but cheeky fills. In addition to the music, Snugs are accompanying their debut with a host of other components, including a lyric video, an accompanying story for the track, and an unveiling of a physical stuffed animal created from the Snugs character.
Mo•Louie – I’ll Call You
The 90s inspired track is a soulful journey of time passing whilst dealing with heartbreak, trying hard to stay strong with injections of being pissed off. Electronic samples and slap bass trippy solo blend with Mo’s haunting harmonies of pain
https://soundcloud.com/molouie/ill-call-you-1
SUNDNCR – Be Somebody New
A really touching tune Duet about the love of 2 parents for their daughter that passed away.
listen to it. you can feel all is real and honest there. you can feel it!
Ryan Riback – Do You Care (Ft Iselin)
Moglii x Novaa – Tonic Water (Snocker Cot Remix)
Off the back of the successful debut ‘Naboo’ EP from German musical prodigy Moglii, Majestic Casual Records presents the release of the ‘Tonic Water’ remix from young LA producer Snocker Cot.
https://soundcloud.com/snockercot/tonicwater
Maivo & Louise Hu – Contigo
Julian van Nooijen was about three months old when he entered the new Millennium. While everybody was scared about a fictional bug, he was still trying to develop the ability to be scared.
Angerwolf – Lose Control
Angerwolf is a producer from Morocco. He already had several successes together with Taylor Mosley, for example ‘Slippin’ which has over 330K streams on Spotify and ‘Heaven’s Gate’, which has over 550K streams on Spotify and 1.2M views on Youtube via The Vibe Guide. Angerwolf & Taylor Mosley will release their EP together on November 24! This time, Angerwolf works with another signer, called Jonah4lyfe. Jonah is born in New York and has Zimbabwean ancestors. He is the very first winner of Zimbabwean Idols (A’academy) in 2006 at the young age of 17. He was competing against 1000s of Zimbabweans who had auditioned for the the country’s biggest singing reality TV show. He moved to Malaysia for his audo engineering education (Limkokwing University). Jonah currently lives in Indonesia.
MaWayy – Wrong
What makes a great summer song? It should come on with the easy inevitability of an ocean breeze, but it also needs to be sufficiently energetic to move the crowd at a party. It needs to sound contemporary enough to capture the moment, but timeless enough to conjure memories of all the summers gone by. A great summer song is blissful, but also a little wistful — it carries with it a hint of the chill of the autumn to come. It needs to sound great in all summertme contexts: the block party, the gym, the highway, and especially the beach.
