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Stop Whispering - Radiohead.

It’s always a good time to post a Radiohead song, so today I present to you for reevaluation, Stop Whispering, the anthemic third single off their often under appreciated debut album. In terms of the band’s visual aesthetic, the official music video gives us a good taste of (conceptual) things to come later too, much more so than that other one.

Cranes in the Sky (Kaytranada remix) - Solange.

EArlier this year the always on point Montreal-based producer and Soundcloud superstar Kaytranada got his grubby little paws on the finest cut from Solange’s superfine 2016 record A Seat at the Table and, well rather predictably, magic happened.

Please - Rhye.

Picking up where their previous record Woman left off, this is the brand new single from Rhye, and it’s all kinds of beautiful. Watch the music video here.

Blu - Mura Masa (feat. Damon Albarn)

Damon Albarn is just one of the stellar guests you’ll find on Mura Masa’s phenomenal, star-assisted debut record. Also be sure to check out this intimate live rendition of their track. 

This kid. Yoh.

Hunted Down - Soundgarden.

Hunted Down was Soundgarden’s very first single, released in 1987.

We thank you for soundtracking our lives over the years, Chris. You were one of the great ones. Rest well.

Heart of Gold (Neil Young Cover) - Johnny Cash.

Look, I’m  a fan of pretty much every single one of Johnny Cash’s Rick Rubin-assisted covers but there’s something about the Man in Black singing Neil Young’s immortal line “and I’m getting old” that really fucking hits me in the feels.

Also, John Frusciante's syrupy sweet guitar licks!

Zayn Malik -  Swet Shop Boys.

Swet Shop Boys is former Das Racist frontman Heems and Riz MC (better known as The Night Of’s Riz Ahmed), and if you missed their swaggering debut Cashmere last year then do yourself a favour and catch up right now with their latest single Zayn Malik (which also comes with a sweet sweet music video).

I Live Now As A Singer - Julie Byrne.

I absolutely cannot get enough of Julie Byrne right now. Her latest album Not Even Happiness is a thing of profound, fragile beauty and I Live Now As A Singer is essential listening.