The Polish Ambassador is a very special artist to anyone who is part of the transformative festival community. This is extremely evident whenever he performs- pure magic, light, and love in full presence, truly creating a unique and cohesive experience with his listeners.

Polish AKA David Sugalski not only practices what he preaches, he educates and inspires and that is why he is so revered in our community. As so, we are thrilled to promote any projects he takes on, especially with the likes of songstress Ayla.

The foundation of the group Wildlight is love. Two artist and visionaries, David Sugalski and Ayla Nereo, collaborate and begin a partnership that surpasses artistic creation and it is evident in the product. “The Tide” is reflective of the true nature of the two, both separate and together. Beautiful indie-folk and angelic vocals brought by Ayla are welcomed with open arm by Polish’s funky and effortless electronic touch: wild light and wild love.

We love it and we think you will to. Name your price, contribute if you can:
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A friendly reminder- a PSA if you will, to allow yourself to delve into “Narcos,” the seductive new TV show based around the unbelievable story of Columbian drug lord, Pablo Escobar, and his rise to control over all of Columbia.

The original track, made exclusively for the show’s soundtrack, it based off of a style called narcocorrido, introduced into the Latin community in the early 1900s as a type of dance-folk music focused around the reality of a drug smuggler’s world. Brought to you by Cookin Soul, a Spanish DJ/production duo, our version of course has some sort of electronic influence. Extremely chill trap snares and high-hats pairs perfectly with that Latin inspired melody that comprises the original.s

If the sounds doesn’t entice you perhaps the lyrics will, translated to English below, where you can grab a download for free too!

I am the fire that burns your skin,
I am the water that kills your thirst.
Of the castle, I am the tower,
The sword that guards the treasure.
You, the air that I breathe,
And the light of the moon on the sea.
The the throat the longs to be choked
That I’m afraid I’ll drown in love.
And which desires are you going to give me.
Just to look is treasure enough,
It will be yours, it will be yours.

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When is your favorite time to get gooey? Call me a traditionalist, but I like getting gooey in the mornings and at night! Regardless of when ya feelin’ for it, we can all feel some time of gooey way when listening to Glass Animals sweet sounding sex sauce tune.

Granted the track already sounds like it would walking in an enchanted forest with elves and fairies dancing around flowers, but Arkansas producer, Psychedetribe, adds a little more magic with gentle synths and a stellar sitar rift that will take you for a dance among the stars.

Let’s get gooey:
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The only plus about SoundCloud’s obnoxious steam of reposts from the artists you actually want to follow, are reposts of new artists otherwise left to be found randomly, late, or never. Granted it is annoying to have a full steam of just reposted tracks from an artist you are legitimately trying to keep up with, but there definitely is reposted goodness for you to come across . . . like Stolensnares, an artist that appears to be new to either producing or just new to social media, releasing frequently within the passed month he has assumed his SoundCloud domain.

Stolensnares remix of SteLouis’ track “Brave” featuring Ill-esha is a happy find due to a repost. His remix features clean, future bass production, mellowing out the original electro-pop jam with water-like percussion and soft, magical synths.

Check out stolensnares and keep up with all the free tracks he has been releasing!
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Featured previously, a future bass artist to keep your eye on, French producer Rusty Hook remixes everyone’s favorite Justin Bieber track, “Where Are Ü Now.” Assuming that you, our readers, are not his general stream of fans, as you would not be hunting for your tunes on our blog . . . Though you have to admit, despite your previous conclusions about the Canadian pop artist, this track is fire. I mean, we aren’t, like, jumping on the Bieber band wagon, seeking him out, catching up with him on Twitter, but we will say, “You’re voice is pretty good” with a weird head tilt and half-assed slow clap.

Now let’s turn our attention to the stars of the track, producers Diplo and Skrillez AKA Jack Ü who executed the perfect summer track that is so good, you are literally forced to put it on every summer playlist. What is amazing about 2015 is producers are not sitting in the background anymore, completely unknown. Now producers are the starts of the music scene, boldly making a presence with an in your face sound and often times persona. Often times payig well over the amount that you would to see live music now, we are truly in a unique time for music, where creating is within everyones fingertips.

Grab Rusty Hook’s flip and add it to the list:
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