‘(disappointed cloud) anyway’ is the first song to be taken from Leila’s latest album titled U&I. Harsher, shook up and rebooted, the song features the haunting vocals of Berlin based producer Mt. Sims. (Warp) Check out the full album review in the latest issue of one small seed.

From the recordings that produced Drums Between the Bells – the collaboration between Brian Eno and British poet Rick Holland – comes a six-track EP titled Panic Of Looking. WIRED Magazine calls Eno’s soundscapes, ‘a tapestry of pillowy synths, minor-key melodies, chiming guitars and skittering drums.’

Pretoria born, Cape Town-based, Cold Turkey co-founder and owner Rebel Clef just put together this mellow mood jam. It’s a remix of DJ Shadow‘s recent ‘Scale it Back ft. Little Dragon’

Renier Santoz, a practically unknown Brazilian DJ just hit a massive remix of Dada Life‘s Happy Violence. Wait for the drop

New Essential Mix from 19-year-old legend Porter Robinson. Robinson had a big year in 2011, touring with Tiësto and Skrillex. He made debut appearances at Electric Daisy Carnival, Ultra Music Festival and Electric Zoo–the biggest electronic music festivals in the United States. This hour long set was dropped on BBC Radio1 28 Jan 2012. Enjoy!

DJ Kue is an up an coming DJ that has provided official remixes for the like of Foster the People, Wiz Khalifa and Mike Posner. He has an uncanny ability to turn bubbly pop songs into hardcore jammers. The man seldom disappoints with his remixes.

Here is a new track from deadmau5, one of the world’s biggest DJs and Producers. He hits hard with crunchy electro bass in this new track, which was released 16 January 2012.

3LAU (pronounced (BLAU) is a 21-year-old House/Bootleg/Remix producer from Las Vegas that cites Deadmau5, Steve Angello, Porter Robinson, Avicii, and Calvin Harris as major influences

 
 
 
 
 
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Sometimes finding a diamond in the rough is as simple as blowing up the rock. That’s the idea behind Bleep’s Filtered competition in that they are welcoming any and all independent electronica musicians to submit their tracks.

Bleep partnering with Warp Records are giving young (and old) indie producers a chance to have their track A&Red, mastered, released, promoted, marketed and sold to the public. Along with Soundcloud and Transition studios the spotlight is going out so step up and take center stage. The tracks that are submitted will go through Warp’s A&R team who will ‘filter’ the tracks while Bleep continues to update everyone via Facebook.

The competition is currently ongoing still in it’s first stage, submission. Send in your tracks by following a few easy steps listed at this link, you have until September 9th 2011. Stage two will be the judging stages which will last until the 30th of September. In early October the tracks will go into mastering and a final compilation decided by the end of October. So you can see this is happening…fast. Don’t miss out, this could be your big break.