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Looking for some fresh new music to listen to? Here are the latest fresh tracks we wrote about in our July edition!

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Jon Hopkins featuring Lulu James – We Disappear spooky sounds from electronic music genius filled with captivating vocals

Boooka Shade – Love Drug (Maya Jane Coles Remix) late night grooves with classic beats

Mariah Carey – One More Try Mariah does her best impersonation of George Michael

Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden – Every Time We Say Goodbye jazz legend tinkles out some laid back Cole Porter

Max Richter and Robot Koch – Recomposed Vivaldi this great album from last year has been given a hip hop beat, strange, unexpected and oddly attractive

OOIOO – Atatawa because there’s not enough Gamelan music on your iPod

Vallery Allington – Stop (Let’s Make It) (Original 12inch mix) disco classic of the month

Caribou – Can’t Do Without You the band that supplies the theme to RTRFM’s All Things Queer is back with a super happy pop tune that declares ‘I can’t do without you’ over and over again.

Ben Khan – Youth subtle RnB with minimal beats, wonderfully woozy.

Steve Duzz – Game of Thrones Theme the theme to the popular show reworked as if it was the theme to Battle of the Planets, you gotta love it.

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