Get your dancing pants on, damn it! Here we have yet another free release from the man known as Pretty Lights. And yes, I know he performs live with a drummer but its this Colorado-based produced who makes all this glorious music known as Pretty Lights. Spilling Over Every Side is his second of three EPs he has planned to drop this year and, from the sound of opening track “High School Art Class”, it’s looking like we have a winner on our hands. I might not be the most dancing-prone writer on Potholes, but give me a few drinks, blast some Pretty Lights, and maybe, just maybe, I’ll get my ass moving.

Hit the skip to download Pretty Lights’ Spilling Over Every Side EP. Stream “Forever Lost” below.

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DJ K.O. & the Elementality family are back at it again with the 9th installment in his year long EP series, Living Out A State of Mind. LOASOM Vol. 9  shakes things up a little and is all instrumental. Showcasing the EMP production team, this months releases features all new bangers from Analogic, DaveNotti, Laudz, SeeMore & DJ K.O. himself. Whether your an aspiring emcee looking for dope beats to rock or a hip-hop enthusiast looking for tracks to vibe to, this EP has something for everyone. If you happened to miss any of the LOASOM releases, please feel free to head on over to Elementality Productions right now to check it out. Can’t forget to shout out the homie Datahowler (formerly known as Objektiv One) on the artwork.

Hit the jump below for a download of the brand new EP.

Armed with an A Tribe Called Quest flip from 6th Sense and a summery vibe, Outasight has brought us another leak from his upcoming BBQ-ready project, Never Say Never. Consider it the prelude to his long-awaited proper debut, From Here to Eternity. The problem is, for me, at least, that “Dear Heartache…” doesn’t really sink in until about a minute or two in. It’s definitely a smooth, pleasant listen, but perhaps a little too easy on the ears until he spits on the last verse. The thing is, though, that even an only slightly above-average joint from Outasight  is better than most tracks from a lot of other blog-friendly artists.

You can stream “Dear Heartache…” below and download it after the jump.

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