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Without a doubt one of the most important voices in 20th century music, proto-rap pioneer and - offensively but not inaccurately - the black Bob Dylan, Gil Scott-Heron steps into the next decade with his first album in thirteen years, I’m New Here. This digital DJ promo features the first single “Me And The Devil” and the blues hollering “New York Is Killing Me.” Recorded in New York over the past eighteen months, I’m New Here reveals the huge, banged-up heart that shows the only genuine motivation any activist or artist should have, a bone-deep, unsentimental love for humanity.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Me And The Devil”
2. “New York Is Killing Me”

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New York City’s DJ Center has finally unleashed his debut album, Everything In Time, a global soul record bringing back a low-end theory and warmth that’s been absent in music as of late. Featuring an incredible cast of guests including Oddisee, Zaki Ibrahim, Gretchen Parlato, Middle Child, Renee Neufville (of Zhané) and Samia Farah, amongst others, Everything In Time is overflowing with lush piano chords, warm bass lines, boom-bap drum patterns, flying tambourines, and soaring horns. This exclusive digital DJ promo brings you three of the best tracks from the album, along with instrumental versions, an acappella of “In A Song”, and the CD-only bonus track: a timeless remix of “Tout Passe” by Waajeed (of Platinum Pied Pipers fame).

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Leave the City Outside (Featuring Oddisee) Radio Edit
2. Leave the City Outside (Instrumental)
3. In a Song (Featuring Middle Child)
4. In a Song (Instrumental)
5. In A Song (Acappella)
6. Center’s Groove
7. Tout Passe (Waajeed Remix)

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Si*Sé enters the new decade with their independently-produced third release, the five-song Gold EP, featuring Carol C’s gorgeous bilingual vocal stylings. This digital DJ promo brings you the horn-inflected track "This Love" from the EP, along with The Crystal Pharoah remix, a divine slice of disco cut with trilling string trimmings. Be sure to check out Gold for more sultry melodies and electronic textures with dub and understated hip hop beats.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “This Love” (Original)
2. “This Love” (The Crystal Pharoah Remix)
3. “This Love” (Instrumental)
4. “This Love” (Acappella)

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Dance music legend Scott Hardkiss unleashes an extra-special package with the 2nd EP off his highly-acclaimed full-length album, Technicolor Dreamer.  ”Come On, Come On” is reminiscent of Scott’s groundbreaking early work “Raincry,” blending funky breakbeats with a dreamy, uplifting & atmospheric vibe and futuristic electronics. He’s taken the vibe to the next level with a heartbreakingly beautiful vocal by the much-loved Lisa Shaw of Salted & Naked Music and a soul-dripping track that’s already being hailed as a future classic.  Presented along with the DJ-friendly Original, Instrumental, & Acappella mixes, the EP also includes extraordinary club remixes from two more of the world’s finest DJ/producers. 

The legendary Joaquin “Joe” Claussell of Body & Soul and Sacred Rhythm puts his hands, mind and spirit on “Come On, Come On” and came out with over an hour’s worth of multiple mind-blowing mixes. This digital DJ promo includes his sunrise-ready “Sacred Rhythm Suite,” a truly magnificent 15-minute epic journey that’s bound to become an organic house classic, gorgeously weaving together Lisa’s voice with live piano, Latin guitar, tribal percussion & African choir “The Voices of Mali,” as well as an accompanying instrumental version. Yet another modern NYC master, Morgan Geist of Metro Area and Environ fame, gives the song his own classic electronic feel with his retro-futuristic remix in a techno/new-wave style that brilliantly reworks Scott’s own vocal contribution & synth arpeggios together. The 80’s flavored beats, synths & sounds bring the track simultaneously into nu-disco and New Order territory. NOTE: AIFF files are available by request

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Come On, Come On” feat. Lisa Shaw
2. “Come On, Come On” (Morgan Geist Remix)
3. “Come On, Come On” (Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm Suite Version)
4. “Come On, Come On” (Joe Claussell Sacred Rhythm Instrumental)
5. “Come On, Come On” (Instrumental)
6. “Come On, Come On” (Acappella)

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Celebrated Senegalese master-musician Baaba Maal follows up 2001’s Grammy-nominated Missing You with his new multi-lingual album, Television. This digital DJ promo brings you the African-crossover “International,” plus a triplet of remixes featuring a poetic listing of exotic cities across the globe by Sabina Sciubba of New York’s Brazilian Girls. The John Leckie remix maintains the original’s galloping rhythm, while stripping it down to the bare dancefloor essentials. Groucho transforms “International” into a slow stomper, supplementing it with an eclectic melange of electronic synths, jazz horn and guitar licks. Topping it all off, the DJ Veany remix suffuses the world vocals with driving progressive house.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “International” (Original Version)
2. “International” (John Leckie Remix)
3. “International” (Groucho Remix)
4. “International” (DJ Veany Remix)

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The All-American Rejects‘ epic third album, When The World Comes Down, has already seen banging remixes of the lead single “Gives You Hell” and “The Wind Blows.” Now, the band continues forward with ear-dazzling reworkings of “I Wanna.“ This digital DJ promo boasts remixes from DiscoTech, Mark Hoppus, DJ Spider and Eli Escobar, along with the acappella for your mixing and mashing enjoyment.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “I Wanna” (DiscoTech Remix)
2. “I Wanna” (Mark Hoppus Remix)
3. “I Wanna” (DJ Spider Remix)
4. “I Wanna” (Eli Escobar Remix)
5. “I Wanna” (Acapella)

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Legendary SF/ NYC electronica pioneer Scott Hardkiss is unleashing his most fully-realized vision yet: his highly-anticipated debut artist album Technicolor Dreamer, set to be released on his own new indie label God Within Recordings. While the majority of the album features a 21st century P-Funk or Prince’s Revolution-style band (a sexy, diverse group of vocalists and musicians: musically-eclectic, multi-cultural, and poly-sexual), the album’s first single “You’re the Star” finds Scott playing every instrument himself (including drums, bass, keys, guitar & vocals), save one blazing guitar solo rocked by one Jose Luis Pardo (a.k.a. DJ Afro of Los Amigos Invisibles). This digital DJ promo brings you the album version, the instrumental and the acappella, along with two remixes: With his Juicy Mix, Robbie Rivera creates what is sure to be a big room, hands in the air, vocal dance floor anthem for the summer, while Kris Menace takes it in to deeper, dubbed-out underground territory in crafting his groove-worthy instrumental rework. NOTE: AIFF files are available by request

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “You’re the Star” (Album)
2. “You’re the Star” (Kris Menace Remix)
3. “You’re the Star” (Robbie Rivera’s Juicy Mix)
4. “You’re the Star” (Instrumental)
5. “You’re the Star” (Acappella)

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The second single from Illa J’s acclaimed debut album Yancey Boys, “Sounds Like Love” feat. Debi Nova is an irresistible, perfect fusion of hip-hop and soul music. The production for the song, like all of the tracks on Yancey Boys, comes from a cache of previously‐untouched beats created by Illa J’s older brother, the late great visionary producer James “Jay Dee / J Dilla” Yancey. This digital DJ promo brings you all six tracks from the “Sounds Like Love” 12-inch [Delicious Vinyl], with remixes from Nobody and Carlos Niño & Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, along with the instrumental and acappella. A prime example of what makes Jay Dee one of music’s great visionary producers, “Sounds Like Love” features a salacious bass line, bedspring‐ready boom‐bap, the understated loveliness of the electric piano, and that one secret ingredient (something that only Dilla would have known to add): a mysterious celestial frequency that, quite literally, sounds like love.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Sounds Like Love” (feat. Debi Nova)
2. “Sounds Like Love” (Instrumental)
3. “Sounds Like Love” (Acappella)
4. “Sounds Like Love” (Nobody’s Unicorn Dub Remix)
5. “Sounds Like Love” (Nobody’s Unicorn Dub Remix - Instrumental)
6. “Sounds Like Love” (Carlos Niño & Miguel Atwood-Ferguson’s In Space Remix)

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With six full-length albums under her belt, Baltimore’s international sensation Ultra Naté has now teamed up with the esteemed Unruly Records crew to bring the dynamic, up-tempo, energy-driven sound of Baltimore Club music to the world stage on Ultra’s highly-anticipated album Things Happen At Night. This digital DJ promo brings you the album’s hook-laced, mesmerizing lead single “Faster Faster Pussycat (Let’s Go!)” featuring DJ King Tutt, along with a re-edit from Josh Peace and instrumental & acappella versions. Co-written & co-produced with Chris Willis (of hitmaker David Guetta’s camp), “Faster Faster Pussycat (Lets Go!)” is sure to kickstart your sets and get the club in gear.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “Faster Faster Pussycat (Let’s Go!)” - MAIN MIX
2. “Faster Faster Pussycat (Let’s Go!)” - JOSH PEACE RE-EDIT
3. “Faster Faster Pussycat (Let’s Go!)” - INSTRUMENTAL MIX
4. “Faster Faster Pussycat (Let’s Go!)” - ACAPPELLA

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With their third album When The World Comes Down having already spawned smashing remixes of the lead single “Gives You Hell,” The All-American Rejects are keeping the pressure on with brilliant new remixes of their anthemic “The Wind Blows”. This digital DJ promo brings you pure dance-floor fuel from an unstoppable lineup of Steve Aoki, DiscoTech, Felix Cartal, Ocelot and Thomas Gold, along with the acappella to keep things pumping.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. “The Wind Blows” (Steve Aoki Remix)
2. “The Wind Blows” (Thomas Gold Remix)
3. “The Wind Blows” (Felix Cartal Remix)
4. “The Wind Blows” (Ocelot Remix)
5. “The Wind Blows” (DiscoTech Remix)
6. “The Wind Blows” (A Cappella)