Tie up those loose ends that may prevent you from having a killer weekend of dancing and smiling to one of our favorite DJs, Pumpkin at the Lucidity “Crossroads” premier party, tomorrow at SOhO in Santa Barbara.

Today’s post is not to be even the slightest indication as to what will be played this weekend – because you know Pumpkin brings that love sauce – but it sure gets us rolling on a good one.

A collaboration between production duo Styles&Complete (Buygore and HK Army’s brainchild), Doco, and LA-based rapper/songstess, Kaiya Wolff.

Yes, Kaiya, yes, girl. Winner of Tiesto’s TV show, “Your Shot,” if you are down for babes like MIA and Santi/Santogold, you are going to have a good time playing with Miss Wolff. Syles&Complete add the icing with their bass-dominant production: some sort of hybrid of moombahton, trap, and hip-hop. You can thank Doco for the softening the blow of the track with his bouncy tropical house influence, where we are finding that moombahton vibe.

Keep an eye out for both Kaiya as a solo artist and Styles&Complete as duo after you grab a free download below:

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Follow Kaiya Wolff on SoundCloud & “Like” her on Facebook.

Follow Styles&Complete on SoundCloud & “Like” them on Facebook.

Always overjoyed with new releases from Australian sound pioneer, Flume. A prerequisite to where he is know, every track Flume releases is big: big in sound, big in feels, big in surprises.

Hard to ignore, in line with all Flume releases, “Skin” contrasts lullaby-like samples with boisterous anthems weaved throughout . . . almost like a slow, mechanical R&B, broken up by full circle synths and heavy trap. We love how Flume consistently takes you for a journey within his artwork, often jumping around so frequently that the listener is convinced a completely different tune is playing.

It works though, every fucking time, and that is why Flume’s following is so real- he’s consistently progressive, consistently beautiful. Flume’s tracks never denote sadness, but a lively and positive experience for those who lend an ear.

Grab the premier of the LP for free while you can and make sure to keep and eye out for the release!
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Follow Flume on SoundCloud & “Like” him on Facebook.

Currently mid-release of his newest EP, Your Love, his 3rd track out of 4, “Holding On,” is available for free. “Holding On” is the UK garage will make you two step while you attempt to bump and grind ATST… trust us, it’s a really good look. Though the EP is quite danceable, depth lies in the vocals, giving off and air of longing for a loved one from the singer, which makes the EP feel extremely intimate and personal.

One huge factor we have noticed about a UK fave in the USA: garage seemed to have a short spurt in 2012, but that is about it. Now confused listeners attempt to align it with “deep house.” Nope, not at all. The BPM is bumping with garage, not drawn out like the deep shit. Perhaps the danceable genre will finally get it’s fair run here in the States. If not, there will always be a few fans, us included.