Felicita 'Frenemies' Highlights: "Climb Up Eh", "Mmmhm", "When You Get Home"
Genre: Bubblegum Bass, Wonky, Glitch
This is probably the most insane the "Bubblegum Bass" thing can get. Which might feel like a bad thing, but here it actually works. And, damn, "Mmmhm" is fantastical! JIGGLE JIGGLE LICK IT JIGGLE LICK IT
While the common example of Trap music for an ATRLer may be Baauer or DJ Snake, what this guy is doing here is fantastical. Sure the beats may be kind of repetitive (well, that's the intention, right?), but this is great. Also, "Skeezers" is probably the best Rihanna remix I've heard in a while. BABY LA.
#08.
Ben Khan '1992' Highlights: "Savage", "Drive Part I", "Eden"
Genre: Alternative R&B, Indietronica, UK Bass
Yeah, Jai Paul is most definitely gone. So what do we do now? The answer: Ben Khan. This guy has got everything Jai Paul does, yet it doesn't feel like a crappy, obvious "copy" of it. The 4 tracks here are really interesting, and if you're into the new Alt-R&B wave, then you MUST check this out.
#07.
Panda Bear 'Mr Noah EP' Highlights: "Mr Noah", "Untying the Knot", "This Side of Paradise"
Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Neo-Psychedelia, Indietronica
Although it feels like an accompanying piece for the lead single, "Mr. Noah" / the album 'Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper', the songs here are not half bad, and Animal Collective's Noah Lennox a.k.a. Panda Bear really proves that he's still great!
Admittedly, I've listened to none of these, but it's entirely possible that I would love Panda Bear's EP, given how much I loved his guest appearance on RAM.
Osito pandaaaa <3
Escuché recién el EP después de escuchar el álbum, ambos muy bien.
Definitivamente tengo que escuchar el EP de Ben Khan, lo poco que escuché de él me encantó.
Las de Felicita y Mssingno suenan interesante sobre toda la primera.
I didn't know it, but liked the description and artwork and it's amazing 
love their organized noise.
It's in my most recent set, too. I totally slept on Death Grips and that random Twigs collab 
I know what I'm checking first 
