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This digital DJ promo features new remixes of UK rapper-songwriter Example’s “Changed the Way You Kiss Me,” a BRIT Award-nominated #1 UK double-platinum track and the first single from his #1 UK platinum album, Playing In The Shadows. The package includes remixes from Chuckie, as well as Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Original)
2. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Chuckie Edit)
3. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Chuckie Extended Mix)
4. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Chuckie Instrumental)
5. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda Edit)
6. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda Extended Remix)
7. Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda Mixshow)

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This digital DJ promo features remixes for Chiddy Bang’s single “Ray Charles” by Jackwob and Skeet Skeet. The electro inspired hip-hop duo have premiered the music video for the original version on VEVO, and it already has nearly 1 million views in less than 1 week. Directed by Alan Ferguson, “Ray Charles” features Chiddy Bang experiencing an out of body party experience during a lazy and hazy Sunday afternoon. They made their debut late night television performance doing “Ray Charles” with fellow Philly musicians The Roots on NBC’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on MLK Jr. Day, January 16th. Chiddy Bang will take their show on the road, heading out on a promo-tour across the US on January 12th.

Watch Chiddy Bang perform “Ray Charles” on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon as well as the video for the album version.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Ray Charles (Explicit)
2. Ray Charles (Jackwob Remix)
3. Ray Charles (Skeet Skeet Remix)

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Written in reaction to racial politics in the post-Obama US, Lenny Kravitz’s ninth studio album, Black And White America, is centered strongly around the concept of integration. Taking musical cues from the past while looking forward, it seamlessly pulls together a wide range of musical and cultural influences, urban and rural. In conjunction with Peace Bisquit, this digital DJ promo features select versions and re-edits of “Superlove,” “Sunflower” ft. Drake, “Life Ain’t Been Better Than It Is Now,” “Everything,” and “Black And White America” by RedTop, Angelo “Pepe” Skordos, and Tony Sap.Be on the lookout for the Black And White America mixtape next year. Watch videos for “Black And White America” and “Sunflower” ft. Drake.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
Part 1
1. Superlove (RedTop Extended Re-Edit)
2. Sunflower ft. Drake (RedTop & Tony Sap Extended Re-Edit)
3. Life Ain’t Ever Been Better Than It Is Now (Instrumental)
4. Sunflower (Instrumental)

Part 2
1. Black And White America (Original)
2. Life Ain’t Ever Been Better Than It Is Now (Angelo “Pepe” Skordos Re-Edit)
3. Everything (RedTop Re-Edit)
4. Superlove (Instrumental)

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Multi-platinum producer and songwriter will.i.am has unleashed “T.H.E (The Hardest Ever),” featuring Mick Jagger and Jennifer Lopez. The song is the debut single from The Black Eyed Peas founder and frontman’s new solo album, #willpower, which will be released next year. The video for the song was directed by Rich Lee and shot in Los Angeles and London. Also included in this digital DJ promo is “Go Home” featuring Mick Jagger and Wolfgang Gartner.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. T.H.E (The Hardest Ever) ft. Jennifer Lopez and Mick Jagger
2. Go Home ft. Mick Jagger and Wolfgang Gartner

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The astonishing presence, voice, look and feel of Lana Del Rey has propelled her to musical stardom. Brittle, emotional, cascading with cinematic reference points, her songwriting is technicolor. The tainted glamor of “Video Games,” with its lyrical leanings towards the verbal loquacity of hip hop and its noir-ish melodic feeling for torch singing, is just the beginning for her. This digital DJ promo features remixes by the UK’s Joy Orbison, Clique, and We Don’t Belong In Pacha.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Video Games (Original)
2. Video Games (Joy Orbison Remix)
3. Video Games (Clique Remix)
4. Video Games (We Don’t Belong In Pacha Remix)

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Led by producer, engineer, and percussionist Amon (Turntables on the Hudson / Afrokinetic), the Analog Players Society (APS) is a collective and community of musicians rooted at The Hook Studio in Brooklyn, NY. This digital DJ promo features songs from both of APS’s forthcoming 7″ releases on Redbud Records, out on 12/13. APS Vol. 1 consists of two dubbed out covers of well-known tracks: “Let The Music Play” (Version) originally recorded in 1983 by Shannon, and “Dance Hall Days” (Version) also recorded in 1983 by Wang Chung. APS Vol. 2 is a stellar re-working of the 1986 hit song “I Can’t Wait” by Nu Shooz, which features the radiant vocals of Cecilia Stalin (Koop) over a full horn section and infectious keys. The instrumental version not included in this promo is available exclusively on Bandcamp. As a holiday bonus, there’s also a funked out steppers remix of Vince Guaraldi’s classic “Christmas Time Is Here.”

Buy the 7″ releases on Bandcamp

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. I Can’t Wait ft. Cecilia Stalin
2. Let The Music Play ft. Ethan White
3. Dance Hall Days
4. Christmas Time Is Here (Steppers Version)

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Having already drawn attention to their progressive blend of hip-hop, rock, and soul with their debut single “Hoodies On Hats Low” and latest track “Role Model,” Memphis-based quintet FreeSol have just released their brand new single, “Fascinated” ft. Justin Timberlake and Timbaland. This digital DJ promo features all three tracks, including “Fascinated,” produced by Timbaland and Jerome “Jay Rock” Harmon. Check out the video for “Role Model” co-directed by Tennman Records Chairman and FreeSol executive producer Justin Timberlake.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Fascinated ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Dirty)
2. Fascinated ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Clean)
3. Fascinated ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Instrumental)
4. Fascinated ft. Justin Timberlake & Timbaland (Acappella)
5. Role Model ft. Justin Timberlake (Dirty)
6. Role Model ft. Justin Timberlake (Clean)
7. Role Model ft. Justin Timberlake (Instrumental)
8. Hoodies On, Hats Low (Dirty)
9. Hoodies On, Hats Low (Clean)
10. Hoodies On, Hats Low (Instrumental)
11. Hoodies On, Hats Low (Acappella)

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In this digital DJ promo, London-based dubstep-influenced rock band Modestep unleash their latest single “To The Stars” with remixes by Break The Noise & Autobots, Phear Phace & SOS, Document One, and Rob Da Bank. Modestep’s debut US tour begins in December, followed by their debut album out in the U.S. in early 2012. Watch the official video for “To The Stars” (Break The Noise & Autobots Remix).

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. To The Stars (Original)
2. To The Stars (Break The Noise and Autobots Remix)
3. To The Stars (Phear Phace and SOS Remix)
4. To The Stars (Document One Remix)
5. To The Stars (Rob Da Bank Remix)

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This digital DJ promo includes super-producer Timbaland’s latest single "Pass At Me" (out now) featuring Pitbull. Tommy Trash, Tim Mason, Junior Sanchez, and Genetix have remixed the track, which is accompanied by two titillating videos, to great effect.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Radio)
2. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Main)
3. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Tommy Trash Remix)
4. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Junior Sanchez Remix)
5. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Tim Mason Remix)
6. Pass At Me ft. Pitbull (Genetix Remix)

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Gregory Porter, whose 2010 Motema Music debut, Water, was nominated in the 2011 53rd Annual Grammy Awards as Best Jazz Vocal Album, drops a powerful cinematic treatment of one of the CD’s most popular tracks, “1960 What?.” This digital DJ promo features an international array of producers who have contributed to three remixes of the song. Swedish production wizard Opolopo’s soulful House remix, a “kick and bass rerub,” is already burning up dance floors from Chicago to the UK, where it’s currently getting airplay on Jazz FM. Peter McEvilley, the LA-based producer and electronic music artist who works as Peas, has contributed a House mix, and the founder of Amsterdam’s Wicked Jazz Sounds music collective, Phil Horneman, has contributed a Wicked Jazz Sounds radio edit, which clocks in at about half as long as the anthemic twelve-and-a-half minute long original version. The official videos for “Illusion” and “1960 What?” have a combined total of 40,000 YouTube views and will be aired on VH1. Watch the official video for “1960 What?” (Original).

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. 1960 What? (Wicked Jazz Sounds Radio Edit)
2. 1960 What? (Opolopo Kick & Bass Rerub)
3. 1960 What? (Peas Remix)