Top Songs of the Week

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Top Songs of the Week

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Ty Dollar ign Blasé ft. Future and Rae
Sremmurd

• Ty Dollar ign struck it big with his remix of
  Paranoid by Kanye West, and now has hit the rap
  scene hard with numerous features and hit track
  released in the last year. Blasé doesnt stray
  from the rap styling you would expect of Ty or
  Rae Sremmurd, hitting the club with loud beats
  and catchy hooks, but it is the perfect mobbin
  top song of the week.

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Young Thug Hey I

• Young Thugs another rapper emerging from the
  last year of massive collaborations and hip hop
  tracks flooding the industry. Remixes and
  features have suited Young Thug well so far, but
  with his recent feature on Jaime xxs song I
  Know Theres Gonna Be (Good Times) Young Thug
  has really hit the spotlight. Hey I strayed
  from a majority of the songs on Thugs latest
  album Barter VI and his turn-up styled tracks.

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Vince Staples Get Paid ft. Desi Mo

• Vince Staples did what many rappers before him
  couldnt do strike it big on the first album.
  Staples just released his first album Summertime
  06, breaking the mold of typical hip hop tracks.
  With No I.D. laying down the tracks, Staples new
  album really hits back to the streets which
  raised him. Hes gloating in the sun of good
  fortune now, but realizes all luck fades
  eventually.

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Keys N Krates Save Me ft. Katy B

• The Toronto trio, Keys N Krates, fuses live
  electronic music with a plethora of other sounds
  from hip hop, to house, to any other tones the
  simply find amusing and fitting. Save Me
  features Katy B a well-known British dance-pop
  artists adding her flare of vocals for an upbeat
  dance electro fusion track.

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Royal Headache High

• The Sydney duo dubbed Royal Headache, hail rock
  and roll champion of music, and have well versed
  themselves in the instrumentation of the genre.
  Taking only a day and a half to record all the
  instruments for High, the duo wasted no time
  showing their prowess of their love for the
  music. Dissonant chord progression and unusually
  time flow, give High both an eerie and graceful
  tone over the airwaves for the listeners.

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The Weeknd Cant Feel My Face

• The Weeknd, Abel Tesfaye, connected with the
  growing youth through his trials and tribulations
  of drugs and love. A topic most of todays youth
  can associate heavily with. Cant Feel My Face
  falls nothing sort of this, and actually triumphs
  over all of his other songs as the holy grail
  of love/drug relationship rollecoasters.

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Journeymann Trax Black Forest

• Electronic music of the Aphex Twin sorts doesnt
  get the amount of love it deserves in todays
  mainstream EDM overrun landscape. To some there
  are rays of sunshine amidst the black abyss,
  Journeymann Trax being on of them. An artist who
  takes the time to create a song as a story to
  carry the listener through a journey of emotions
  with ups and downs lefts and rights and all the
  valleys in between. Black Forest does exactly
  that in the nine minute running time.

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Major Lazer Lean On ft. MØ DJ Snake

• With the announcement of a new Major Lazer album,
  Diplo hit the studios again after releasing and
  album under the Jack U moniker with Skrillex.
  Lean On captures some of the funky reggae
  influence of old Major Lazer with some of the new
  stylings Diplo found with Skrillex

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Wiz Khalifa See You Again ft. Charlie Path

• An ode to Paul Walker in the new Fast and Furious
  movie, Wiz delivers a powerfully moving song
  about the ones lost, yet not forgotten. Both sad
  and moving at the same time, See You Again
  exemplifies an attitude we most all live in the
  now, because living in the past will not serve us
  in the end.

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