MP3 SELECTS : Playlists & New Music from PEEKABOO, WHIPPED CREAM, Walker & Royce, & More
In the modern era, distribution services push out over 60,000 new tracks every single day. How do you cut through all the noise, select what to listen to, and boost your playlist game? Introducing MP3 SELECTS, our weekly rundown of new EDM music and our updated playlists on Spotify. Check out this week’s round up below:
PEEKABOO — “Music Box”
PEEKABOO has finally delivered his debut album, Eyes Wide Open, continuing his tradition of musical exploration.
Following a series of single releases, the innovative, left-field bass artist explores 13 tracks that surge a vibrant musical tapestry of bass-driven beats and high energy dubstep. “Music Box” seems to effortlessly showcase the debut album in its brightest light, offering glitchy and darkened bass, hip-hop backed percussion, and edgy vocal samples.
The producer will explore his musical depths with three performances for the remainder of the year, including stops in Austin, Chicago, and his hometown in Detroit.
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WHIPPED CREAM — “Lost My Way”
WHIPPED CREAM has reconnected with her true self in her latest new single, “Lost My Way.”
Following a brief absence from the scene, — punctuated by a mysterious series of “LOST” posters around North America — WHIPPED CREAM’s returning single “Lost My Way” sees the producer grow in confidence as she ushers in a new musical and personal era.
READ: Someone You Can Count On — WHIPPED CREAM’s Journey of Resilience & Rediscovery
Out via Monstercat, the new single is a powerful departure from her sound and aesthetic as she explores her vocal vange accompanied by an ethereal melody, captivating beats, and enlivening Jersey-fueled bassline. “Lost My Way” also arrives with a music video that stunningly portrays the expedition of her upcoming era, which you can watch here.
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Walker & Royce, Harm Franklin — “Let’s Live It Up”
Walker & Royce have released Part 1 of their new No Big Deal album, out now via Dirtybird Records. The rowdy four-track collection features two recently released singles alongside two new ones, including “Let’s Live It Up.” The track is a welcoming introduction to the playful and cheeky spirit of Walker & Royce’s full-length forthcoming album, encompassing overzealous basslines and collaborator Harm Franklin.
No Big Deal (Part 1) arrives amidst Walker & Royce’s headline tour that will see them perform at New York’s Knockdown Center, Denver’s Mission Ballroom, and Chicago’s Radius, along with festival stops at Seismic Dance Event and PROPER NYE.
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Smoakland, INZO — “Never Go Back”
Groundbreaking electronic duo Smoakland have unveiled their highly anticipated sophomore album, STAY IN YOUR LANE. Stemming from a transformative period of their careers and drawing from the personal journeys of both producers, the album emerges not just as a musical masterpiece — but as an embodiment of rebellion, self-belief, and defiance against societal norms.
All 11 tracks embark listeners on a sonic journey spanning hip-hop infused dubstep and electrifying beats, but it’s the genre-bending track “Never Go Back” with INZO that has us swooning.
After supporting Zeds Dead at Deadrocks IX over the summer, Smoakland is in the midst of a massive 40+ date STAY IN YOUR LANE… headlining tour which will see the duo on stages in Salt Lake city, Dallas, Portland, and Las Vegas for the remainder of the year.
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What So Not, Daktyl — “Fever”
What So Not and Daktyl combine their unique talents in the mesmerizing indie-DnB single, “Fever,” out now on Monstercat Instinct. This collaboration between electronic music veterans showcases an ethereal fusion of genres that will captivate a diverse audience.
“Fever” kicks off with enchanting synths and dreamy lyrics before leading into a compelling vocal and a lively drum & bass-infused drop. What So Not and Daktyl ingrain the track with feel-good effects, innovative sound design, and other awe-inspiring elements, creating a masterpiece that will leave you in awe.
In the words of What So Not, “Emerging from a fever dream, the lead riff came to us in the final stages. A squeaky, vibrant ball of energy shifted the frame to hopefulness.”
Reflecting on the lyrics, Daktyl shared, “Personally, the lyrics to me are about dedication. Feverish passion, commitment, and purpose. For both Chris [What So Not] and I, we have found that through music.”
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Find a full Round Up of new music from throughout the spectrum of the Music Festival scene via our Official MP3 MAG Spotify Playlists below:
BASS BOOSTED
[Playlist for Bass, Dubstep, Downtempo, Experimental, Trap]
New Music Featured This Week (October 30 – November 5):
“Music Box” – PEEKABOO
“Silent Spinner” – Pendulum
“Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff” (Jauz Remix) – Deadmau5, Jauz, Rob Swire
“On My Own” – VENTURE 5
“Conduct-A-Disco” (Live From Red Rocks Amphitheatre) – Opiuo
“Hare” – David Starfire, Mah Ze Tar
“Factory On 13th Street” – WonkyWilla
SHUFFLE SELECTS
[Playlist for House, Techno]
New Music Featured This Week (October 30 – November 5):
“Lost My Way” – WHIPPED CREAM
“Let’s Live It Up” – Walker & Royce, Harm Franklin
“Never Go Back” – Smoakland, INZO
“Sunday School” – Bushwacka!
“My Room” – Callie Reiff
“Illusions” – Nora En Pure
DNB 101
[Playlist for Diverse DnB for Beginners & Diehards]
New Music Featured This Week (October 30 – November 5):
GROOVY GETDOWN
[Playlist for Live-Electronic, Jam, Funk]
New Music Featured This Week (October 30 – November 5):
“Sparks” – Saavan
“Loading Quicksilver With Pitchfork” – Babe Rainbow, Jono Ma
LAIDBACK LOUNGE
[Playlist for Downtempo, Electronica, Lo-Fi]
New Music Featured This Week (October 30 – November 5):
“EPICA EXTENSION” – Jean-Michel Jarre, Brian Eno
“Enlightenment” – Session Victim
“Eternal Love” – Lil wiyne, Attom, joan
“Two Thousand” (Live at Alexandra Palace London, May 24th, 2023) – Four Tet, 4TLR
