Till Sunrise

Belarbi's remix of Goldroom's "Till Sunrise" manages to lift the track up, highlighting the back beat and bringing the heart of the song to the front of the track, giving it a positively entrancing quality. 

The clean production offers up a pretty flow that remains calm enough to let the vocal lines run by without interruption, while maintaining a thoroughly uptempo feel to the hypnotically undulating track. 

Listen to Belarbi's latest remix below then head to his SoundCloud to hear other great tracks you'll be playing on repeat.  

"Till Sunrise" Goldroom feat. Mammals (Belarbi Remix)

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Black Country

A sturdy rhythm and haunting vocal hooks lead the way into the staying track before compellingly raw vocals come in with lines mature beyond the band member's years. The instrumentation takes you on a trip that feels like Alice falling down the rabbit hole when a playful guitar riff descends into the track as prominent drums rush to keep up and the bass remains stubbornly steady.

Pure vocals trot out lines "I don't want to drown in darkness, I suffocate in blackness right now", "I don't need a way to get away, a route to make my escape into the unknown, it's something that, something that I don't want", "only seventeen and all is gone, all you know has come to see the end" that ring cautiously and are amazingly articulate; falling perfectly onto a fully developed track stuffed with tight lines, smooth transitions, goosebump inducing vocal melodies, and just enough reverb to make the track feel downright homey.

The haunting rhythm jibes wonderfully with mellow vocals and wandering riffs in this second single from UK band Young Braves; check out the track below and head to the sites to support the band.

"Black Country" Young Braves

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Mary Jane

Summer ready single "Mary Jane" takes an addictive back beat and a rhythm so sweet it breathes warm summer air and infuses them both with fresh melodic beats and just the right amount of brass to set the track apart. 

Fun guitar hooks and the upbeat brass give the track its lighthearted feel while the even production gives a nice flow to impossibly addictive lines "wake up on a carpet, flying high above the sky, kidnapped but I love it" and "dirty mouth, sweet tongue, yeah, I like that, bright smile but beware she bites, eat you up then spit you out again, you know that tale, my hands, like fans, wanting more of that" while Iggy's honeyed vocals repeat "you can't stop me, yeah she's got me, twisted in the brain, she's my Mary Jane" until you can't help but sing along. 

A dreamy bridge feels like an alluring escape from the rest of the track before seamlessly dipping back into the prominent beats of its catchy refrain that will have you addicted to this track from Iggy & The German Kids in no time. 

Watch the video for Iggy & The German Kids' second single "Mary Jane" below and listen to their first single "So Hard" to hear this band's incredible range.

"Mary Jane" Iggy & The German Kids

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Dancing World

Lyrics come out layered with eloquently put verses "and children do shimmies wearing new designer sunglasses, I used to wear flannel shirts when I was a child, but I don't wear them anymore" pulling distinctions from either side of the lyric line while the stream of consciousness writing style allows the track to feel light and lofty.

A playful composition allows lines like "I found my savior on the floor, and he was high as me, and he said it's a dancing world, so dance for me, we'll all be free in the underworld", "I see the pain in your eyes, when you dance with me" and "dancing world, I've had enough, can you beam up" to come out without sounding too dark. 

The video unrolls in time with the song's dynamics, slowly descending into nothing while a pretty melody carries on steadily throughout and Andy's unique vocals carry out poetic lines that mix transfixingly with jumping synths, urgent strings, and the solid beat. 

With inspired lyrics and a desperately addictive melody the track from Andy Clockwise's Dancing World EP is infectious; watch the video for the single below and grab the Dancing World EP from iTunes now. 

"Dancing World" Clockwise

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