Stream: Oneohtrix Point Never - New Life Now

Last year L_A_N  penned Daniel Lopatin for this truly, truly bizarre mix, which finally resurfaced. Fans of Lopatin's R Plus Seven venture as Oneohtrix Point Never may be in for a total surprise, or see this coming a mile away. Bluntly, "New Life Now" isn't much like R Plus Seven. What's here is a jagged mix of world music samples, muddled dialogue, synth pop, and pretty much every melted concoction you can think of.

Stream it below and order R Plus Seven today on Warp.

Mix: Bowls - The Token Jazz Hour (J Dilla Vinyl Mix)

It's rainy, I know. If you're from the East coast, like myself, then you've been swamped in cold wind, broken leaves, and shuddering overcast for the better part of a week now. There's no definition of autumn, but the gentle-hearted overlook of it is generally all about sweaters, apples, and something distantly familial. Maybe it is, but autumn to me seems to be a gradual acceptance of cold rain and darker mornings.

Maybe that's why this J Dilla vinyl mix from Nashville's Bowls is sitting so well with me. Dilla has a life's worth of material to be constructed into almost any form; subdued, vigorous, experimental, etc. For this hour-long effort, Bowls put together a collection of samples that so eagerly fit on this cloudy morning. Maybe it isn't cloudy where you are, but hopefully it fits your day too.

Mixtape: Gent Mason - Crescent

Little-known producer Gent Mason popped up last month with the lush track "Eden," courtesy of London label Aesop. Today, the heady producer debuted another promising piece in the form of the 19-minute "Crescent" mix, which lends itself a more abstract hand with blissful pieces weaving throughout.

Stream the effort below. Mason's "Eden" 12", which includes the B-Sides "Head" and "Couldn't Last Until Summer" is set for release October 7 courtesy of Aesop. Pre-orders are available now.

Mix: Pearson Sound's Guide to the Music of Dave Huisman

Days ahead of Hessle Audio's August 2 set at Fabric in London, label co-founder Pearson Sound has strung together a mix of tracks from Dutch producer Dave Huisman. The name might not be terribly well known, considering Huisman has an array of aliases, including as A Made Up Sound, Dogdaze, and 2562 - whom he will be performing as during the August 2 set. Stream/download the entire mix below and head over to FACT for the tracklist.

XXYYXX - FADER/MoMA PS1 Warm Up mix

Before he sets off for this Saturday's set at MoMA's Long Island City, Queens site with the likes of Ryan Hemsworth, Orlando producer XXYYXX debuted his upcoming Warm Up set via FADER and MoMA PS1. The 45-plus minute mix, which is available to stream and download below, features an eclectic bunch, including; Holly Herndon, Notorious B.I.G., Thurdercat, and a new original work fitting in the finale. Tickets and more details for the Saturday show are available here.

Check out the entire tracklist and future tour dates, as well as a summer-themed interview with FADER here. Included in XXYYXX's upcoming tour dates will be a stop at Philadelphia's Union Transfer with CHVRCHES, September 18. Tickets are available here.

Oneman's BBC Radio 1 set

Stepping over at Diplo and Friend's BBC Radio 1 a couple weeks back was resident Rinse FM DJ Oneman, with a tremendous 60 track(!) mix session. Going into details of the behemoth set is possible overkill, but Oneman doesn't leave too many steps uncovered. It's heavy in acid house, hip-hop, and endlessly engaging. Check out the session below, which is also available for download.

The Black Dog's FACT mix

One of electronica's most renown predecessors and pioneers of the '90s IDM movement, The Black Dog, have contributed one of FACT Mag's more memorable mixes in recent months.

 As one of the primary forerunners of Sheffield label Warp Records, the trio managed to squeeze in some label alums, starting off the another IDM mainstay, Autechre. The mix sticks mostly with a transfixed and adored '90s movement, and a couple new digs just for the mix.

Listen and/or download the entire 40 minutes below.

Bahwee and Co. Fee's Boiler Room mixes

In case there was any forgetting, Los Angeles' Boiler Room is still consistently killing it.

Bahwee and Co. Fee's half-hour sessions from last month's HUHWHAT&WHERE party have been released, and are readily available to download. Each cut is filled with sunny back room beats and downright dirty production keys, flowing well back-to-back. Check them out below.

Lunice's Boiler Room set at SXSW

The Boiler Room is on an unbelievable roll lately.

After releasing John Talabot's recent set in Miami, and shortly after Death Grips manic SXSW set, the Boiler Room has another SXSW spot worth your attention.

Lunice's Austin set comes off a tad slow at the beginning, but things turn up to unbelievable degrees once Denino Farrar, Flatbush Zombies, and Mykki Blanco storm out. The finale culminates with TNGHT's remix of Kanye West's "Cold" and finally "Higher Ground" with the whole place ready to explode. See the whole thing below.

Lusine mix for MTV Hive

Stopping over at MTV Hive with a healthy new mix was Seattle producer Lusine (Jeff McIlwain), still coming off his otherwise underrated release The Waiting Room earlier this year off Ghostly International.

The one hour 12 minute mix starts off with Emeralds, who McIlwain claims was a "a big inspiration for me on my album." Also featured in the mix (check the full-track list here) are remixes from DJ Koze, Four Tet, and plenty of his own to top it off.

Check the mix out below and grab Lusine's latest LP The Waiting Room today.

Live: Lapalux - Benji B's BBC Radio 1 show

The newest member of Flying Lotus' highly-touted Brainfeeder label is Essex producer Lapalux, who recently debuted his second LP Nostalchic. The label previewed the gloriously complex new album about a week ago, which is available now via iTunes and Bleep. But for those who missed out, Lapalux, born Stuart Howard, performed a session of tracks from the new album on Benji B's BBC Radio 1 show today.

Included in the near 30-minute mix are several Nostalchic cuts, and a few special selections, including a spliced version of Gwen Stefani's "Luxurious."

Stream to entire session below and grab the LP today.

Ben UFO - Pleasure Principle/Bleep Mix

In partnership with Bleep and the upcoming Pleasure Principle Festival, UK producer Ben UFO has released this monster hour-plus mix. Originally, Ben had created the session as part of his addition to the Fabriclive series, with Fabriclive 67. However the cut ran on obviously long, so this portion was left aside.

Stream/download the entire mix below.

DJ Koze's FADER mix

Pampa Records founder Stefan Kozalla, better known as Hamburg DJ/producer DJ Koze, dropped his monster mix over at FADER earlier. Streamlining Kendrick Lamar's smoother than smooth "Money Trees" into lulling R&B, the mix combs through his "no stress mix" without any pretensions. So little in fact there's no tracklist available, but fans will recognize Freddie Gibbs leading into dousing experimental acid house in the mix's latter half.

Stream/download the mix below and grab Kozella's upcoming Amygdala today over at Pampa Records.



Head to FADER for an exclusive full DJ Koze interview.

More J Dilla mixes from Kutmah

Earlier this month, Brighton producer Kutmah offered up a tribute to the late-great and frequently mentioned J Dilla on the sixth anniversary of his death. While NTS fans may have seen several other tribute mixes added to the collection, they kinda fell under the wire here. And while the anniversary may have passed, anytime we have an opportunity to celebrate Dilla is a good time.

Stream Kutmah's two additional Dilla tribute mixes below.

New Ryan Hemsworth mix for FADER

No producer has been talked about more in recent months than Canada's Ryan Hemsworth. He's been dolling out mix after mix, with a sparse few singles here and there since late December, which culminates with this utterly un-ignorable mix for FADER.

Featured in the 47-minute collection are a few new cuts, including a sweet little Broken Social Scene remix Ryan completed during his high school days. Also included is a brand new solo track with the greatest title in modern music history; "(｡◕‿◕｡)." The latter comes in around the 39-minute mark.

Listen below and head to FADER for the in-depth tracklist.

Kingdom's 'Clubposite' mix

The shockingly underrated Dismagazine dropped a brand new mix from LA producer Kingdom, featuring a healthy spot of low-key club bangers and R&B infused magnetism. Stream and/or download the 45-minute mix below, or head to Dismagazine for a little visual display.

Lunice's 1Xtra Mix

Yesterday, Lunice (the better-known member of TNGHT) debuted his energizing hour-plus mix for BBC 1Xtra, which you can stream in its entirety below. Featured in the lengthy collection is Lunice's famed remix of Kanye West's "Clique," which comes in at the 56-minute mark.

Diplo's mix for Sway In The Morning

If you ask me (too late, you did), there aren't enough Diplo mixes. Earlier today, the Philly DJ/icon stopped by Sway In The Morning on Shade45 to bring another healthy mix to your day. This one fills the billing for the more conventional stagger, starting off with hits from Danny Brown, his own Major Lazer, and Missy Elliott. Stream/download the 26 minute mix below.

The 405 Halloween Mix

Hey guys. Every once in a while I'll drop a friendly reminder that my work doesn't solely pertain to Bears and Bullets. I'm a regular contributor to The 405, which just dropped a perfect Halloween mix. Listen and/or download the mix below, and don't forget to visit every now and again.

Diplo/System D-128 Halloween Mix for BBC Radio 1

Looking for your perfect Halloween soundtrack? Well, aside from this wonderful mix from Bird Peterson, Diplo and System D-128 have crafted this mammoth three hour mix on BBC Radio 1.

There's simply too many tracks to list, but if you want to see the entire lineup, check it out here. Otherwise, stream and/or download the whole thing below.