Zo! - Playing Your Game, Baby (Feat. Anthony David) x Marzipan (Feat. Eric Roberson & Phonte)

Two of my favourite tracks from Zo!'s new EP, ...Just Visiting Three. The Foreign Exchange never release projects that are anything less than spectacular, and this one is no exception. Anthony David actually sounds like Barry White on PYGB, showing us a side of him that I have never heard before. On Marzipan, the soothing harmonies of Eric & 'Te go perfectly with the soulful/jazzy production of Zo!, who for me is one of the most consistent, talented and under-rated producers in the world. Without doubt the best free download of 2011 - I would pay good money for this. The 3rd part in this stunning series is available to download HERE. Two words; on repeat.

Beverley Knight - Apparently Nothin' (Feat. Glen Scott & Roots Manuva)

One of my favourite tracks from Beverley Knight's highly anticipated new album, Soul UK, which goes on sale this Monday. This exceptional rework of the Young Disciples' 90s classic is just one example of what you can come to expect from the album - although it is a cover album, Beverley hasn't simply regurgitated 13 classic Soul tracks; she has taken them away, added her own bit of brilliance and put a completely new twist on every single one of them. Be sure to cop this on Monday, it is one of the most enjoyable cover albums you will ever listen to.

Mick Boogie & DJ Jazzy Jeff – Summertime 2 (Mixtape)

YES YES YES! Mick Boogie and Jazzy Jeff are back with a follow up to their critically acclaimed Summertime mixtape that went down a storm last year. Last year was special, but this is even better, in my opinion. Mick is a legend, but Jazzy is one of my favourite producers/DJs of all-time - everything about this is has classic vibes. Jocelyn Brown, to Slum Village, to Tom Browne - what more could you want from a Summer mixtape?! You can get your download HERE, and check the tracklist over @ StupidDope.

Erik Rico & Marc Mac - Just Love x Häzel - This Is Dope (Feat. Ebrahim)

These two snippets are taken from the new Tokyo Dawn Records compilation, Volume 2, which is a musical homage to the iconic heart symbol which refers to the core of the human being, representing love and passion worldwide. I've been waiting to hear something from Mr. Rico since being introduced to his work by British rapper Ty (he reminds me of Stevie Wonder), and this excites me greatly for what he's going to bring to the table in 2011/2012. Häzel on the other hand is slowly becoming one of my favourite Hip-Hop producers in the world right now; he has such a unique sound and stuff like this is very reminiscent of the late Jay Dee. A brilliant compilation, that you can purchase HERE.

Miles Bonny - Learning To Fly

After all these years Kansas City’s #1 soulman Miles Bonny has finally released his first official full album, Lumberjack Soul. The album contains some new tracks as well as some previous projects from Miles, such as J.Birly, Instant Saadiq, and Miles & The Ins. If you like what you hear, then you should definitely put your hand in your pocket and get a copy, because you will not be disappointed. Buy HERE.

Daley - Game Over

Here is the first track from Daley's highly anticipated debut mixtape, Those Who Wait, which will be available to download mid-July. Been a fan of this guy for a while now, and have been excited to hear what he was going to bring to the table; I'm pleased to say that he didn't disappoint. This is an absolute jam - such a pure and unique voice.

Jamie Woon - Shoulda (A64)

Jamie Woon with a stunning performance of Shoulda for SBTV, which is one of my favourite tracks from his debut album Mirrorwriting - still the best release of 2011. Guy is a genius.

Clement Marfo & The Frontline - Champion (A64)

Clement Marfo & The Frontline is a 7 piece band from South London, who are incredibly talented and refreshing. They have dope rhymes, lots of soul and a clear passion for what they are doing, which comes through in their music. Here is their brilliant A64 that was put up today, and you can also watch a sick performance that they did for ID Online last week, HERE. Expecting exciting things from this lot.

Sandra Nkaké - A Place for You (MdCL Remix)

Last month the legendary Gil Scott-Heron passed away. As a tribute Paris based vocalist Sandra Nkaké created 'A Place for You', based on Gil’s cover of Inner City Blues. It features Jean Phi Dary on rhodes, Antoine Berjeaut on trumpet, Matthieu Ouaki on guitar, Jî Drû on flute and Sandra herself on vocals. Sandra also asked Mark de Clive-Lowe amongst others to remix the song as part of their tribute. An incredible tribute, that you download for free HERE!

Aaron Neville - I Know I've Been Changed

Here is the title track from Aaron Neville's new album, which sees him team up with super producer Joe Henry to create one of the most heartfelt albums of his career. Beautiful music.