The Summer Music Project

White Teeth Teens - Lorde

Echo and The Bunnymen. Songs To Learn And Sing, 1985.

Taken from the Lunch Ladies’ debut LP, “Down on Sunset Strip.” The seven-track album will be out March 10th, 2017. Lunch Ladies are Matt Whitley, Cynthia Rittenbach, Matt Ramiz and Peter Gargano.

The Pheels - Don’t Play Yourself (2016)

Kimbra - Settle Down

Truth For You - Amir Obè ft. PARTYNEXTDOOR

Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata [x]

Always In My Head R42

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Atlas Genius’ wonderful sophomore album Inanimate Objects struck me as more electronic leaning than their debut album, and my favorite single off the release illustrated that quite clearly. Now, Molecules morphs into an even more electrifying dance song, thanks to New York production act Penguin Prison, who gives it a slick edit that bounces entrancingly. The remix palpitates and pulses with beats like those of a heart of darkness. It’s a wired jam that jolts and jars pleasurably. 

Joey Bada$$

As it turns out, The Chainsmokers new hit with Halsey, Closer, is a ripe wonderland for producers and remixers across the board. It’s quickly become one of the most remixed tunes from the red hot electronic duo. Today, we turn to California’s own Aash Mehta as he transforms Closer into a melodic future bass soiree overflowing with ethereal chords and choppy vocals. Aash’s flip is a dose of uplifting, heartwarming bliss. It reminds us of the beauty and wonder that the world holds, despite all the ugliness that we encounter daily. It’s yet another feather in the cap for this steadily rising production talent. 

Beach House - Beyond Love (from Depression Cherry)

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