More gorgeous music from these wizards of pop. It’s like the sweetest kiss from the best John Hughes film (your choice, of course…).

…a perfect combination of Ruddyp’s hard hitting beats, and Taquwami’s soaring emotive cuts.

Estère is the latest MPC mistress, laying sultry and head-lolling rhythms under empowering and post-soul vocals.

…on par with the year’s best shimmering froth from those who dare step into the dream pop ring.

Some very smooth rolling beats…

…so tantalizing and romantic thanks to Tessa Murray’s lush and luring vocals, slithers along slowly, pulsating in dramatic fashion, essentially swallowing everything in its path in the best possible way.

Music made for those dusk hours of a road trip to welcome in the solidarity of the night-time drive.

…this sounds so much so like the best elements of Memory Tapes, Toro Y Moi and Neon Indian that…basically, I’m digging it a bunch.

…a party tune that bounces all over the place and is best consumed at high volumes.

a delicately crafted, annoyingly catchy piece of melancholic, intelligent pop music, creeping up on you with a haunting chorus and a dreamy build-up of vocal magic.

a beautifully layered track which combines a somewhat funky beat with a soft soul vibe

…flutters of melancholic synths backed by a steadied afro-inspired backbeat topped off by a goose-bump inducing vibraphone solo…

…a serious wall of sound that crushes around the 2:30 mark.

I am continually enamored with the golden synthetic melodies that David Douglas makes.

It will steal your heart with it’s hopelessly romantic beat.