Phaeleh - Falling

Ambient electro, which is the best way I can think of to describe Phaeleh, is an amazing genre. You get lost in the music and chill out so hard its not funny. Phaeleh has a heap of songs as good as this if not better than this, so check him out.

Koreless - 4D & MTI

Koreless is an 19 year old producer from Glasgow, he has some serious beats hitting my ears at the moment, and people say the Scottish are useless. I have two tracks for you today by Koreless and they are both great, 4D being a bit more chilled while MTI gets a bit aggressive, in saying that they are both stonker tunes.

Koreless - 4D:

Koreless - MTI:

Kaskade - Room for Happiness feat. Skylar Grey

So I am a bit late posting this track, I found it a few weeks ago and totally forgot about it, however I do have many friends who love the sounds of Kaskade so it seemed logical to post it. Especially since he just got awarded America's best DJ in a DJ Times poll. If you enjoy House music deep, progressive or the elctro kind then this kind of music will probably be up your alley.

David Gilmore - Marooned

Here is a clip of David Gilmore playing 'Marooned' a song he wrote for the Pink Floyd album 'Division Bell'. This track won a Grammy and Gilmore has been quoted to say that pretty much the whole song is improvised. This live version is from the Fender Stratocaster 50th anniversary concert, watch, listen and get blow away.

Paolo Nutini - Growing Up (Live)

Folk music has been all the rage the last year or two, with bands like 'Fleet Foxes' and the more commercial 'Mumford and Sons' coming into the indie spotlight. This track is a great mix between that folksy feel and an acoustic tune. Plus Paolo Nutini's voice has a very weird sound which captures your ears interest.

Time (Inception) - Hans Zimmer (Live)

Hans Zimmer (awesome name) is a genius, hailing from Germany this guy has written scores for movies like Rainman,Thelma and Louise, The Power of One, THE LION KING, Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, The Davinci Code, Gladiator, Pearl Harbour, The Dark Knight and the list goes on.
This track is his main score from Inception, you may recognise the guy playing the guitar because its Johnny Marr from a little band called 'The Smiths'. Enjoy.

In Motion - Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross

I have exams at the moment and there is only so much Explosions In The Sky I can listen to while studying. So I ventured out into my music collection for study music and found that 'The Social Network' sound track to be perfect. If you didn't know Trent Reznor is the front man from Nine Inch Nails and Atticus Ross apart from having an awesome name is an English producer/composer. They won an academy award for this so it defiantly worth a listen.

Radiohead - YOU (live 1994)

I don't really know what to say.. this is mind blowing stuff. Radiohead are easily the greatest band of our generation.

Beatrice Martin -Wicked Games (Weeknd Cover):

Coeur De Pirate singer, Beatrice Martin covers The Weeknd’s 'Wicked Games' and its pretty great. Very relaxed and chilled out and the song shows how Beatrice's voice can be a real treat.

Beatrice Martin -Wicked Games (cover):

wicked games (the weeknd cover) - beatrice from beatrice martin on Vimeo.

Shapeshifter - Monarch

So my girlfriend is a kiwi and has been shoving NZ music down my throat for the last two years and surprisingly it doesn't all suck, well really most of it is awesome, bands like 'Salmonella Dub' and 'Fat Freddys Drop' show you a side of music you don't really hear in Melbourne.

I saw Shapeshifter at the forum in Melbourne last night and got to say they blew me away, awesome beats and some killer sax solos had me bopping away in the crowd like a retard, but I didn't care, which is a tell tale sign for great music.

This track had a bit of it all, sax, drum and base lines and build up and break downs, can't go wrong.

PJ Harvey & Thome Yorke - This Mess We're In

If you people are anything like me, and you should be, then you will lap up any Thom Yorke you can find. This track he has joined up with PJ Harvey's Album 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea' way back in 2000. So close you eyes and enjoy, singers like Thom don't come around often.

PJ Harvey & Thome Yorke - This Mess We're In:

Childish Gambino - Heartbeat

Anther awesome Childish Gambino song, I apologize for the song quality now but its all I could get at the moment because the song hasn't actually been released. Other than that this song takes on a more electronic feel and while the chorus is a bit poppy if you listen to the lyrics its still the same old Gambino.

Childish Gambino - Heartbeat:

DROP FRAME - D Slam

I found this track on triple J Unearthed site as I was browsing around for new music and have say it's weirdly awesome, so if you like Dub step then maybe keep an eye out for Drop Frame because he could be making some serious movements.