Australia’s newest vocal powerhouse and newly signed 300 Entertainment member, Meg Mac, rolls back with “Never Be”. Putting her foot down and preaching, Meg Mac creates a perfect mix of new and old on “Never Be” blending the style of several eras of pop and R&B . Meg is an artist to keep an eye out for. Reviewed by Tony Perkis.
Meg Mac 
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We love Eric Copeland’s sublimely simple soundscape of psychedelic-expansive totally outstanding (mechanical-drone-drive versus spacey supersonic awesomeness) A++ total-jam remix of “Slippin Slidin” from Toronto producer Slim Twig. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Slim Twig 
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Go wild with B3’s LA-fave vōx on her new sweetly stunning sugar-layered strings-enhanced vocal-stunner “Claws” which emanates a distinct sense of beauty with its tantalizing melody; mute-silent, foggy-edged, synth accents; and decadent, soothing-vibe, Japanese-aesthetic whispers of harp. Gorgeous. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
vōx 
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New UK band PREP make their B3SCI and online debut with feel good late 70’s/early 80’s R&B-inspired “Cheapest Flight”. The band are comprised of an unusual lineup of a hip hop producer, opera composer, house DJ & singer songwriter which as distilled down in “Cheapest Flight” does make sense as a melange of Steely Dan meets Al Green on a cool boat with a way solid horns section that just loves to “put it down”. Listen.
PREP 
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Spin a bit of expansive intense-natured dub-inspired whimsy into your day with “Conquer” a bass-driven silky-synth-ed intergalactic mood-setter from Canadian producer OVERWERK, a talented artist (previously featured on B3) who also just released a sparkling-dynamic sci-fi-cinematic original track “Create” which we also appreciate for its finely-laid left-brained fundamentals and brightly emotive soft-sided chemics. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
OVERWERK (Facebook)
We like the intense-natured high-brow minimalism, syrupy-shuffled pace and deeply emotive synth-heavy metallic-percussion-centered instrumental dynamic of LA’s genre-defying producer Kastle on his beautifully steely new late-night zone-out dance-floor-creeper remix of Tinashe’s hit Drake cover “Days in the West”. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Kastle (Soundcloud)
Atlantic singles label Taste and Tone’s new Man in Colorado is many times B3-featured artist StéLouse, who produces a potent debut for the label on Ill-esha-featuring track “Brave”.
StéLouse 
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Get captivated by the smooth and melodic muted-veil percussion-heavy lounge-vibe instrumental interludes, dramatic rad-dynamic organ-led elements, and genius-slow pause-heavy stride of Ta-Ku on his newest remix of Gallant’s recent seductively languid r&b gem “Weight In Gold” which we covered here on B3 a month ago. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Gallant 
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Back in June, we premiere Jojee’s excellent debut track “I Don’t Give A” which went on to cruise into the Hypem Top 5 on the weight of its immediate infectiousness and high level pop songwriting. Jojee’s back with a follow-up that we adore in the form of the soft-edged mid-tempo joint “Think Of Anything”. Stream below and get psyched for more Jojee music in the very near future.
Jojee (Soundcloud)
Baltimore producer Rashad Tek Williams, a.k.a. TEK.LUN, who we last featured for his fabulously whimsical house/future bass dance-floor stomper “G Spot”, creates an incredibly artful meld of vibrant sizzlingly-slow sultry come-hither experimental beats and a sublimely dark church-bell-infused synthed-out-organ-vibe on new track “Ar”, a superbly subterranean original-instrumental which brings a refreshing yang-balance to the current slew of summery remixes! Reviewed by Erin Shay.
TEK.LUN 
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Portland duo Pure Bathing Culture preview what is to come from their second album, Pray For Rain, with the recently released eponymous single. Layers of lush guitar and synth on “Pray For Rain” showcase how the group has really refined their sound, potenially paving the way for a breakout album. Listen to the song below and see them live starting in August. Reviewed by Tony Perkis.
Pure Bathing Culture 
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We fully appreciate new track “Kitty Kat” from New York artist Lorely Rodriguez a.k.a. Empress Of for its very unique superbly-edgy synth-led sound, sweet hot-tempered severity and awesome Siouxsie and the Banshees punk-as-f feminist-vibe vocals. The new track is the second single to release off of Empress Of’s upcoming “Me” EP after her excellent EP debut-single “Water Water” which was originally out in Spanish as “Agua Agua”. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Empress Of (Soundcloud)
