Poolside released an edit of Hamilton Bohannon’s 1973 groove “Save Their Souls,” remembering the classic funk/soul hit through the lens of their modern Daytime Disco perspective.

Australia’s new queen of hip hop (sorry Iggy), Sampa the Great, has brought us back to the glory days of hip hop.

“Alaska” is a soulful blend of folk and electronic music, playing off of her background of growing up as a banjo player in rural Maryland and her recent exposure to and affinity for dance music.

Remixes like this are always a pleasant find because they remind us to appreciate the talent of musicians from generations past and give us the opportunity to reflect on how music has changed over the years.

If there is any justice in the world, lead singer Tom Serner will go down in history as having one of the purest falsetto voices to have ever graced our collective ears.

Music is one of the great equalizers, something all of us, regardless of race, have in common, and Canada’s newest superstars are making their mark on this common ground that we all share.

LarryKoek has developed a unique sound that balances energy and relaxation in harmonious symbiosis, bringing together two worlds that are often thought to be mutually exclusive.

Instead of just sampling the French vocals a couple times over his beats, he highlights them through the entirety of the track, providing listeners with the uncommon experience of hearing a song where neither the instrumentals nor vocals stand out as being the focus of the song.