Just Friends - “Don’t Tell Me”

How To Dress Well - “Repeat Pleasure”

Hominidæ - Boscages EP

Hominidæ returns to Ambassadeurs’ Lost Tribe Records following the release of his debut EP, Summon. Having garnered the attention of electronic music aficionados with the free release of the EP and his stellar mixtape for the label, Hominidæ’s Boscages carries on showcasing his intricate, emotive and colourful sound. The EP is full to the brim with complex rhythms, immaculate harmonies, evolving riffs, all awash with bass. returns to Ambassadeurs’ Lost Tribe Records following the release of his debut EP, Summon. Having garnered the attention of electronic music aficionados with the free release of the EP and his stellar mixtape for the label, Hominidæ’s Boscages carries on showcasing his intricate, emotive and colourful sound. The EP is full to the brim with complex rhythms, immaculate harmonies, evolving riffs, all awash with bass.

Joywave / How Do You Feel? EP

Joywave are a NY based group whose infectious electronic sounds have been garnering them a strong fan base in the US over the past 12 months. After causing a flurry at SXSW with their sets at the Spotify House & Fader Fort and earning praise from the likes of Fader, Hypetrak, Interview Magazine and Complex following the release of their debut EP, ‘How Do You Feel’ earlier this month the band are set to leap across the pond and conquer the UK this summer.

WOODS - “With Light And Love”

Woods’ brand of pop shamanism has undergone several gradual transformations over their past few albums, but on “With Light And With Love”, the tinkering reveals an expanded sonic palette that includes singing saw, heavier emphasis on percussion, and a saloon piano that sounds like it was rescued from a flooded basement. Distinct from both the stoned volk of their earliest recordings and the Kraut-y dalliances of more recent fare, “With Light And With Love” showcases a more sophisticated brand of contemporary drug music that owes more to Magical Mystery Tour than motorik.

James Supercave / The Afternoon EP

Los Angeles based band James Supercave have a new four-song EP out today titled The Afternoon, via Hit City U.S.A. The Afternoon is the LA quintet’s first official release. The band’s production is engrossing with a sultry delivery, a hybrid of guitar solos and analogue synths, like finding David Bowie locked into a groove above J-Dilla beats. As themes run the gamut with a casually apocalyptic smirk and cool, quick wit, the songs escalate naturally to epic scales, impressive and moving. Stream The Afternoon EP above.