Py.



It was pretty much a year ago when Py released her Tripping on Wisdom mixtape. Collaborating with the likes of George Fitzgerald and Throwing Snow, it turned out to be one of the standout releases of the year in which she basically brought together all that was good about electronic music at the time. June 30th sees the release of her highly anticipated follow-up Polyethers, it's produced by Jimmy Edgar and is every bit as special as I'd hoped it to be. Stream below:

Cambio Sun



There's nothing quite like coming across the perfect piece of music. Take a listen to Intuition from Australian producer Cambio Sun below:


MAUSI



However I phrase this, I'm not going to make this track sound anywhere near as good as it actually is. Basically, MAUSI have recorded this Knowles inspired hybrid-cover of Losing You and Say My Name, and it turns out it's actually pretty incredible. It's summery, it's uplifting, it just works. Take a listen below:

Cosmo Sheldrake



I'm going to attempt to write this without sounding  like a slightly crazed fan, but Cosmo Sheldrake is nothing short of a genius. If you've ever seen any of his videos, I think you'll agree it's pretty hard not to be taken in by his performance as he loops and beat-boxes to create the most wonderful sounds, as if it were as natural to him as remembering to breathe.

His new track The Fly borrows verses from the famous Blake poem, and it works incredibly well. Stream below:


Psymun



My day consisted of nothing but basking in the sun and stroking cats, so this mellowed-out track from Psymun feels pretty appropriate right now. Stream Lobby Music below:

X¥Z



North Londoner X¥Z recently dropped his Solace EP, 20 minutes of atmospheric, blissed out electronic music inspired by the likes of J Dilla & Four Tet which is consistently good from start to finish. I think this is the first time in a long time where I've struggled picking my favourite cuts to feature, so I thouroughly recommend heading over to Bandcamp and stream this thing from back to front.






Flash Forest



This is the new one from Mebourne's Flash Forest, and it sounds a hell of a lot like summer. Grab a free download below & go enjoy doing whatever it is you're doing: