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David Guetta Feat Akon – Sexy Chick 0 (0)

"Sexy Bitch" (also known as "Sexy Chick" in clean versions) is a song by French DJ David Guetta recorded for his fourth studio album One Love (2009). The song features vocals from Senegalese-American recording artist Akon. It was released as the second single from One Love internationally. The song was serviced to mainstream and rhythmic crossover radios on 1 September 2009 in the United States, through Astralwerks, together with Capitol Records. View More David Guetta Feat Akon – Sexy Chick 0 (0)
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Daft Punk – One More Time 0 (0)

"One More Time" is a song by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, first released as a single on 13 November 2000 and later included in the 2001 album Discovery. It is a French house song featuring a vocal performance by Romanthony that is heavily Auto-Tuned and compressed. The music video of the song forms part of the 2003 animated film, Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. View More Daft Punk – One More Time 0 (0)
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Era Istrefi – Bonbon 0 (0)

Era Istrefi, that’s a name you’ll be hearing a lot soon, and if it’s not her name, get familiar with “Bonbon,” the hit record coming straight from Albania. Having grabbed every major label’s attention with her video and the 30 million people that have viewed it till date, shot somewhere in Kosovo, donning a pink fur jacket, and some candy lipstick, surrounded by snow, Era ultimately signed to Ultra/RCA, home to Kygo, and last year’s Billboard #1 “Cheerleader” by Omi. View More Era Istrefi – Bonbon 0 (0)
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Omair Mirza feat Avari – Perfect Imperfection 0 (0)

When people think of cities to find Trance artists, Dallas and Minneapolis usually aren’t the first places that come to mind.  However, Omair Mirza alongside Avari are here to change that with their track “Perfect Imperfection”.  Omair Mirza brings in the almost nostalgic feeling chords, then dives straight into a hand-raising melody.  Pair that with Avari’s vocals, which casts a beautiful and unwinding spell upon your soul, and you have an instant sensation.  So amazing, that this track was recently supported by the one and only Markus Schulz in both his GDJB podcast and his Ultra ASOT set!  A perfect Imperfection indeed. View More Omair Mirza feat Avari – Perfect Imperfection 0 (0)
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Kanye West – No More Parties in LA 0 (0)

Someone track down his cousin: Any fan of Kanye knows his muse works in fits and starts, and his output can be as erratic as a mood swing. Choosing to follow the dour “Real Friends” with “No More Parties in L.A.” is yet another exercise in extremes, which suits him just fine: a self-described “38-year-old 8-year old,” Ye chases after what’s motivating him no matter how eccentric the inspiration. Here he mentions “I was uninspired since Lauryn Hill retired” and “I know some fans who thought I wouldn’t rap like this again” in the same way he delivers a hilarious anecdote about an assistant crashing his matted Maybach. He also references his memorable line from The College Dropout’s “Breathe in Breathe Out”—“first nigga with a Benz and a backpack”—with “a backpack nigga with luxury taste buds,” a great callback to how ably Ye can so easily identify with two different class of rappers.  Kanye still resonates after all these years by pulling you into his story, with vivid images about texting and driving and André 3000's extended hiatus next to a line about “whole family getting money, thank god for E!” That ability to connect to listeners is what sells us on the problems and lifestyles of the very, very rich, to the extent where no matter how ridiculous some of his lines are (“any rumor you heard about me was true and legendary”) it feels like something we can relate to. Which is, of course, patently absurd. And the fact that a six-minute song with a monster Kendrick verse and a painterly Madlib beat goes by in the blink of an eye reinforces how revitalized Kanye is after a spotty 2015, dropping these songs weekly (although this one was three days late) as if to prove he can still do it. Between “Real Friends” and this song is an air of the unfiltered rawness of “old Kanye” that makes you wonder if Swish will be as off-the-cuff, and, frankly, charming. We’re in for a doozy if it is.  View More Kanye West – No More Parties in LA 0 (0)
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Kevin Gates: Jam [ft. Trey Songz, Ty Dolla $ign, and Jamie Foxx] 0 (0)

It’s February, and Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. For most couples, that means frantically trying to construct a playlist of Jamie Foxx videos on YouTube. Well, worry no more—Kevin Gates has you covered. “Jam,” a bonus track from the Baton Rouge rapper’s just-released Islah, is set in motion by Foxx’s half-smirking, half-all-too-real opening skit, lifted from a 2002 comedy special. The conceit isn’t unlike his turn on Kanye West’s “Slow Jamz”: crooning about crooning, sultry singing about the great love songs. Foxx tells you to take the phone and “hold it up to the speakers and you let Luther do your talking for you.” Of course, this is Gates, so instead of “If Only for One Night” we get, “Spit all in between both cheeks/ Now I spread ‘em.” Where the rest of Islah is completely devoid of features, Gates and Foxx are joined here by Trey Songz and Ty Dolla $ign in a bout of Atlantic Records Matchmaker. The “4:30 a.m.” star writes about sex with the same unsettled specificity he gives to murder scenes and trap houses, to the point where we all learn a bit too much about his tongue strategies. But for the most part, it’s too smooth to matter. View More Kevin Gates: Jam [ft. Trey Songz, Ty Dolla $ign, and Jamie Foxx] 0 (0)
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Matti Baybee – Mulaism 0 (0)

Capitalism? Nah. Socialism? Never. Mulaism? INDEED! Yes, today Matti ushers in a new way to live. A new way to go about life. A new political system. Yes, Mulaism is upon us, just in time for Matti’s 18th birthday, which is today. Celebrate Matti’s official man day with these 10 new tracks, all produced by ISM Beats. Ain’t nothin’ more important than the mula — and find out why below. View More Matti Baybee – Mulaism 0 (0)
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Big Quis – Off Me 0 (0)

Directed by Jerry ProductionSomething short, sweet and potent from the honorable Big Quis. He shuts your whole operation down in less than two minutes on this one. Simple as that.The best news of the night? Quis is planning to release My Turn 2 later this year. We’ve been patient, and it’ll be here soon enough. Put it on your mental calendar. View More Big Quis – Off Me 0 (0)
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The Range – Florida 0 (0)

The electronic musician James Hinton, who peforms music as the Range, has worn the same hat and buttoned-up shirt combo each time I’ve seen him perform. There’s something comfortably consistent about it, and that can be said of his music, too. For instance, his new album, Potential, feels very much like a refined continuation of 2013’s Nonfiction. In some ways, it comes off like its second part, more than an entirely new entity. This is praise. Nonfiction found a way to make moving, emotionally resonant electronic music from seemingly not much more than YouTube samples and a great sense of dynamics and melody. Like Nonfiction, Potential features YouTube clips of anonymous people who bolster and humanize Hinton's compositions. Hinton explains: "I found each person by using a small set of search terms on YouTube... I endeavored to tie the songs of Potential together by telling my own story alongside the stories of the people I sampled." The words are sometimes moving, sometimes textural, and they can often bloom as amazing hooks—even if they didn't sound polished in their original form. On "Florida," for example, a shaky a cappella cover of Ariana Grande's "You'll Never Know" becomes a star turn in Hinton's hands. He threads the woman's voice through a mix of spritely electronics that bring to mind Nobukazu Takemura, twinkling steel drums, and an infectious dynamic upswing to create a dance-floor anthem. Listening to her in this new context, you begin to see what she heard inside her head when she decided to upload her clip to the internet. And it's beautiful. View More The Range – Florida 0 (0)
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PJ Harvey – The Wheel 0 (0)

PJ Harvey - The Wheel is rock song to emerge from her long-awaited ninth LP might illuminate the intention. In "The Wheel," some 28,000 children have disappeared, and all we do is watch. We see them play and die violent deaths, witness their public memorial, and "watch them fade out," as Harvey sings over 20 times at the end. The figure has no attribution: a crass search of "28,000 children disappear" brings up figures pertaining to gun crime, child street labor in Kabul, or the number of NATO troops initially sent to Kosovo in the late 1990s. The wheel turns and one tragedy swiftly replaces another, seizing air-time and attention. View More PJ Harvey – The Wheel 0 (0)
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Rihanna – Higher 0 (0)

Rihanna - Higher is a song about the desire for late-night sex and companionship so urgent that it actually feels like a song about how much it hurts to have a Humvee back over your leg. And that is because Rihanna gives so much of herself in the vocal booth that it feels like she might pass out. The song is yet another masterful piece of work from No I.D., whose late-career résumé at Def Jam is threatening to eclipse his golden-age rap bona fides at this point. He builds a track that sounds like a soul revue sliding off a collapsing stage, a wandering violin doodling random shit in the background. This song is two minutes long, but it is a complete transmission from someplace more louche and heartbroken and painful than our world. View More Rihanna – Higher 0 (0)