San Salvador producer AR Ferdinand (who is new to B3) turns in a brilliantly-harmonic emotionally-uplifting cheery-balanced mystical-dynamic guitar-riff-drenched indie dance jam called “Let Go” (which is available on CHIRU Records). Reviewed by Erin Shay.
AR Ferdinand (Soundcloud)
In July B3 featured the lavishly atmospheric jazz instrumentals and remarkable hip-hop infused production style of talented Portland producer/DJ Dallas Cotton on his ultra-smooth sultry-saxed head-turner track “Writer’s Block”. We really like Dallas Cotton’s luminous swoony-flute-enhanced dreamy-vibe textured-beats-lined new single “Something New” in which he marinates his listener in a vintage-vibe careless-breezy lonely-summer-night sentiment and creatively-showcased sultry-soulful vocal sample from r&b-heavy Major Harris. Amazing song. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
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We’re psyched on the sultry-sweet keyboard-tickled 70’s-vibe easy-listening lounge dynamo called “Ive Got Your” from B3 favorite artist Kaytranada, who we last featured for his kitchy fresh-vibe jazz-infusion rip of an A+ classic back-in-the-day Hilary Duff track. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
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We love “No Place Like Spanish Sahara” the Foals and Honne hybrid track from Brisbane Australia’s talented 18-yr old producer-collaborator Max Byrne a/k/a Golden Vessel. The new track, which features a meld of Foals track “Spanish Sahara” and B3 fave “There’s No Place Like Home” (ft. JONES) by London rising-star duo HONNE, started out a year ago as simply a remix of Foals and recently morphed for the producer into something quite special. Excellent juxtaposition of elements on “No Place Like Spanish Sahara”. Sensational mix. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Golden Vessel 
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Last year B3 featured Perth, Australian live electronic trio Crooked Colours for their excellent visceral-melodic soul-inspired third release “In Your Bones”. We love the group’s new ultra catchy synth-driven slow burner vox-enhanced neo-techno gem track called “Step” which captures a upbeat dance-centered edgy vibe while still remaining quite chill. If you are lucky enough to be in the area, Crooked Colours head overseas for the first time this month to perform at Culture Collide Festival in Los Angeles and CMJ Music Marathon in New York. Excellent tune. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
Crooked Colours (Soundcloud)
B3 fave producer GXNXVS (Genius), who recently remixed Theophilius London’s banger drum-inspired Kanye-produced dance track “Tribe” into a strikingly effervescent cool-as-rain R&B jam, wows us again with a beautifully simple bass-driven syrupy r&b mood-altering spin of B3-lauded Panama track “Jungle”. Amazing vibes. Reviewed by Erin Shay.
GXNVVS (Soundcloud)
If you’re a fan of The Pogues, you’ll probably be a fan of “Trouble On Oxford Street” by the UK band Skinny Lister. From the rapid drum intro to the end, it’s a fun track that allows pub rock to keep its good name. Yes this song sounds oh so British. The band is currently touring the US with Frank Turner. I’ll be at the October 22 show at LA’s Mayan Theater. Reviewed by Bruce Rave.
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Skinny Lister 
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Living legend and Noel Gallagher BFF Paul Weller will play the Fonda Theater in L.A. on Thursday October 8th. The former Jam frontman will be mixing new tracks from his latest Saturns Pattern LP in with his impressive entire oeuvre as a writer. Villagers open. If you want to be there, hit our email by tomorrow night (Tuesday) by 5 PM Pacific and you’ll be entered to win a pair of free passes to this way cool show we wish we could be at. For furthers details on the gig, check out the Fonda Theater website. Paul Weller!
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Australian band Canary follow up their Triple J-supported Hypem-charting “Women’s Business” with the inventively-arranged acoustic pop of “Here We Go”. Constructed of a mortar of neat pop songwriting and a syncopated barrage of polyrhythms, “Here We Go” is particularly special for its unique sonorousness and its distinctive and effective use of vocal harmony (and beyond, the instrumental arranging here is next level too). We’re very pleased to premiere “Here We Go”, the second single from Canary’s forthcoming sophomore LP, I Am Lion.
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“Limousine” is new from B3SCI Records alums (now signed to Handsome Dad) Beach Baby. “Limousine” which is out November 16th, takes a bit more muscular edge to initial tracks “No Mind No Money” and “Ladybird” riding a construction of beefed up rhythm guitars, broader in sound drums and a little more monochromatic melody. It’s a cool swerve in sound for the band who are very obviously primed for major success.
Beach Baby (Facebook)
Kyle’s SMYLE album is due out today and it couldn’t be more highly anticipated. Kyle posted another single on Tuesday to his Soundcloud “Remember Me?” featuring Chance the Rapper. It’s a soft hitting piano beat that shows Kyle’s sensitive side, which I hope to find more of on the album’s other tracks. Reviewed by Jake Goldstein.
KYLE 
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Kiiara and Gallant producer turned soloist Felix Snow turns in a dynamite new track called “Slow”, a mild-future synth-y trap-beat-enhanced incandescent-atmospheric pop jam which features the seductive-dreamy vocals of LA-based songstress Madi Walsh. Reviewed By Erin Shay.
Felix Snow (Soundcloud)
