
Here's a new joint that Wiz just put out. Lovin' it already. The beat is epic.
Wiz Khalifa - Black and Yellow
Just a week after releasing his surprising All Delighted People EP, Sufjan releases this, the fourth song off his upcoming album The Age of Adz, due out October 12th. You can read more about the upcoming album here.
Here's something from Beach House, who recorded a live EP of various re-workings from their amazing album Teen Dream. Included was this brand-new song, which continues their trend of ridiculously good stuff. So if you like airy, wistful, dream-pop, look no further.
Before I go to bed as a result of this massive headache I have, I figured I'd leave everyone with a pretty sick mash-up done by Mochi Beats. It consists of Two Door Cinema Club, Iyaz, Drake, and Shontelle. It's awesome, trust me. For more on Mochi Beats check their website HERE. Everything they do is epic.
If you are just starting to feel a little depressed about summer winding up, look no further than this song. From the Melbourne producer Benjamin Platt comes this synth filled jam, guaranteed to put you in a better mood. Off the upcoming album Illumination. Thanks to Hypetrak.
Out of nowhere, Sufjan drops this amazing EP, which has eight songs, with a couple clocking in at over fifteen minutes. It's only five dollars on his website, or you can stream the entire thing for free. Basically, it's everything you expect from Sufjan, while still feeling completely new and unique.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Everyone could use a little more Jeezy in their life. New tape from Jeezy. You know what you're getting. 
As many of you probably know, both Game and Wale dropped mixtapes this past week. After complete listens, I can say that both are excellent in their own rights. Brake Lights by Game could stand alone as an album. It possesses the production and guest spots (Rick Ross, T.I., Robin Thicke, Akon, and Nas) that would warrant a spot at your local Best Buy, and a fourteen dollar price tag. And it's would be worth the fourteen dollars. Game comes with his A-game, coming through with nineteen absolute bangers. The beats are hard and forceful, retaining the gritty image that Game has used to propel his career. However, the beats and atmosphere of the album, while being gritty have a polished feel. The chorus' are that of a highly produced album, with Akon, Shawty Lo, and T.I. lending their talents. In the end, Break Lights represents what Game is capable of when he puts time into his art, as he possesses the talent and connections capable of being one of the best.
New single off Wayne's upcoming EP to be released on his b-day on September 27th. It debuted on DJ Clue's radio show on Power 105, so this is just a radio rip. CDQ should be out soon. Usually I'll wait until the CDQ comes out to post, but this song is just too good to hold onto. Produced by Kane Beatz. Free Weezy.