Felon - Swimwear

Uploaded a few days ago 'Swimwear' is the latest offering from recently formed production outfit Felon, that sees Archie Ward (aka. Alphabet Pony) and DJ James Levy collaborate on a brand new House focused project. The track is currently unsigned, but after listening I wouldn't bet on it staying that way for much longer.

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London Grammar - Sights (Tourist Version)

Tourist gets his hands on the latest London Grammar single and manges to strike the perfect balance between preserving the beauty of Hannah's original vocal and providing his own unique take on the track. Producers take note, this is how you handle a remix.

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Klangkarussell - Netzwerk (Falls Like Rain)

As Klangkarussell continue to aim to re-release much of their back catalogue, albeit in a more commercially friendly manner, my favourite track of their's to date, 'Netzwerk', is given a brand new vocal in this re-edited version of the original track. If I'm completely honest I still do prefer the original, but if their last re-release is anything to go by you can expect this to move very well in the charts, indeed. 

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Lancelot - Ain't Nothin' Goin' on But the Rent (Feat. Ngaiire)

Premiered as an exclusive on Skream's Radio 1 show last weekend, Australian producer Lancelot steps it up for his debut release on Anjunadeep by fusing contemporary deep sounds with a retro vocal vibe. The track entitled 'Aint Nothin' Goin' on But The Rent' is in actual fact a rework of Gwen Gutherie's 80s classic of the same name, but Lancelot has gone all out on this one and brought in Ngaiire to record brand new vocals for this updated version. Retro vibes. 

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Blonde - Foolish (Feat. Ryan Ashley)

Balaeric vibes on the title track of Blonde's debut EP, which features PMR's very own Ryan Ashley on vocal duties. Summertime is coming, pre-order the EP HERE.

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Rebecca James - Touch (Shift K3Y)

With the original flying in the iTunes singles chart, upcoming singer/songwriter Rebecca James has recorded her own version of Shift K3Y's infectious single 'Touch'. Some of those vocal runs ooze class - a name to look out for in the future. Support the original HERE.

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Ed Sheeran - Don't

Only Ed could spend so long away and then bless us with 3 brand new tracks all in the space of a week. While one may have been a Beyoncé cover, his latest offering 'Don't', as performed live on SNL last night, is very much the real deal and you can expect to hear it in full featured alongside 'Sing', his new collaboration with Pharrell, on his highly anticipated sophmore album X, due out June 23rd. Mark my words, Sheeran-mania is about to take over the world.

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Disclosure x The Friend Within - The Mechansim

Determined to prove that despite the immense commercial success of their debut album Settle, they still haven't lost their underground edge, English born duo Disclosure yesterday unveiled a brand new collaboration with fellow Brit producer Friend Within that is a far cry from their previous chart conquering singles 'White Noise' & 'Latch'. The track, entitled 'The Mechansim', is a Tech House number with a serious dose of added bass, which you can expect to hear being played out on dance-floors around the country from April 15th when it becomes to download via Beatport only. Once again, serious respect to Guy & Howard for consistently keeping it fresh and refusing to be defined by their critics.

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Ed Sheeran - Drunk In Love (Beyoncé Cover)

Ed Sheeran drops into the Elvis Duran show and performs an acoustic cover of Beyoncé's much loved 'Drunk In Love'. Super cool, as ever.

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MNEK - Every Little Word

As premiered by Mistajam this evening, here is the debut solo single from MNEK, who is without doubt one of the most exciting talents that the UK has produced for some time. This boy is embracing the past, ripping up the present, and is guaranteed to blow everyone out of the water in the future.

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