Start your Tuesday off right with a quick Coyote Kisses’ mix, sponsored by Jay Z’s Life & Times + Armani Jeans! With a genre labeled as space punk, this electronic duo’s new mix features tracks by Dillon Francis, Hudson Mohawke, Flume, Baauer, plus a surprising new unreleased Coyote Kisses track too! Protip: this mix is best suited for a day at the beach.

If you’re in the mood for a more high-energy mix, look toward Michael Woods’ newest podcast. It’s all over the place in the best way possible; hard to believe that Destructo, Angger Dimas, David Guetta and Jacob Plant tracks could work together in a single hour, but here it is below for your listening pleasure! Trust us, we’re just as shocked as you are.

We’re ecstatic that Bassjackers‘ have released “Crackin‘” as a free download since they earned 100k likes on their Facebook page! Marlon and Ralph (of Bassjackers) have undoubtedly been dominating the electro-house scene this year,  considering their mindblowing New Year’s Eve Day set (post-Dada Life) at Dada Land, handful of all new original mixes, and killer festival performances. Catch them at Webster Hall this Saturday if you feel like going nuts, or if you have an urge to duckface with Marlon!

Stay tuned for pictures of Sonar by Night!

It must be Christmas in June, because DJ Gina Turner has presented us with a free download of her new EP with Kick-OH!. Gina told fans she would release the EP once she received either 22,000 Twitter followers or 12,000 Facebook likes, and it seems that Facebook won the race. This New York DJ has continued to surpass all standards we’ve ever had about minimal techno and deep house, and she makes a fantastic duo with Kick-OH!; we just wish the EP had more tracks for us to vibe to.

His mixes might be few and far between, but are well worth the wait. Another seasoned NYC DJ/producer, Carl Kennedy’s Shark Attack Mix (also known as the NYC Summer Mix) for Wasted Youth Music is soaked with Carl’s surefire knack for both toning down and building up our favorite house tracks into hour-long sets with serious flow. This one will definitely be on repeat for…well, the entire summer, of course.

We repeat: it’s definitely Christmas in June. Maya Jane Coles posted one of the ‘Everything‘ (ft. Karin Park) remixes this weekend, before her new album “Comfort” has even been released. We couldn’t be more pleased with BrEaCh’s take on the song, and look forward to hearing the rest of the remixes, let alone the album itself, which will be released on July 2, 2013!

IN FOCUS: Black Atlass

WHO IS BLACK ATLASS?: Our friends told us he’s a 19 year-old producer, singer, songwriter, and blogger.

HAILING FROM: Montreal

DIG IT IF YOU LIKE?: Flying Lotus, James Blake

WHY SHOULD YOU CARE?: Even though his newest release is on Fool’s Gold, Black Atlass is certainly not very foolish. It seems he’s come a long way since his debut EP, released gratis last year – it’s dark fuzziness had hints of dub, electro and R&B. His track “Paris” was used in a Louis Vuitton x Marc Jacobs campaign video back in 2012, and since, Fool’s Gold caught on to the magic Black Atlass was making. You should catch on too.

UPCOMING: “Paris” and the acoustic version are now out on iTunes for purchase, but otherwise, we hope Black Atlass is mixing up something new and equally as fabulous.

GET INTO IT:

THUMP, VICE’s new channel and authority on electronic everything, invites you to celebrate the launch of UP NEXT, a destination for what’s next in dance music. The event will take place next Thursday, June 20, 2013, at Hudson River Park’s Pier 84 on West 44th street and 12th avenue, entrance via RSVP and first come first served only.

Zedd, Duke Dumont and TOKiMONSTA will be there to rock the house, but we hear there’s about to be a massive interactive fireworks show, strategically choreographed to go along with the music and the vibe of the crowd. It’s the future, everyone.

Make sure to RSVP, and show up as early as possible before this insanely awesome event reaches capacity. But if you get shut out or can’t make it, the whole show will be streamed live on here. You can also enter a contest to win a Samsung Galaxy S4 and a chance to trigger a firework yourself from home here!

We heard a snippet of Jus Jack & Oza’s debut EP thanks to our friends at Dim Mak Records and smell some newbies on the rise! The 2 joined forces, like, a year ago, as an acid/progressive house duo, and have since topped Beatport charts, and they just released a track on Musical Freedom. This massive EP will be out on June 25, just in time for July festivals!

“20 Twelve” by Kid Cedek is just what the doctor ordered for our daily recommended dose of moombah. Featured yesterday on Moombahton.net, Kid Cedek has performed at festivals around the globe, and produced a bunch of other danceable trap and moombahton tracks and remixes that you can listen to here.

Now slow it down with the bonus dub EP produced by Richard Norris to accompany Jagwar Ma’s forthcoming album “Howlin‘”, called “The Time and Space Machine Dub Sessions.” The name makes sense because Norris operates under the moniker, The Time and Space Machine. We have a feeling you’re going to like this one.

When was the last time we shared a Canadian hip hop track? Let’s close this gap with the new track “Orange Sky” by ill.Gates feat. vocals by Youngsta. ill.Gates captured the track’s vibe quite well on his Soundcloud, tagging a few terms relating to the song, like sunset, goodtimes, love, friends, winning, goodtimes, and babymaking. Gates is currently touring in the Western US, and is playing at British Columbia’s Shambhala Music Festival in August.

Here’s some irony to spice up your Thursday: Pleasurekraft, Jaceo, and Vedic’s new EP “313 (Detroit Calling)” contains 2 songs, called “313” and “212.” “313” is titled that way to represent Detroit’s dialing code. “212,” however, isn’t titled that way because of New York’s dialing code as you might imagine, but rather represents the boiling point of water in degrees Fahrenheit. Either way, the EP won’t make you boil over – sit back and enjoy.

We’re still loving TOKiMONSTA’s “Half Shadows,” and want to share the next single off of the LP “Clean Slate,” with vocals by the lovely Gavin Turek. If you’re into it, check out the remixes by Kennedy Jones and Blood Diamonds.

Sudan-born Ahmed Gallab, aka Sinkane, has just released a deluxe edition of his second album “Mars” via DFA Records. Sinkane has learned his craft from working with a variety of renowned artists, formerly drumming for Caribou and of Montreal. Ira Wolf Tuton of Yeasayer even makes an appearance in this new 23-track release, so expect to be impressed by the plethora of original tracks and remixes.

Yesterday truly was a great day for remixes, because DJ Pone’s (of Birdy Nam Nam) select “Defiant Order” remixes were released in their first volume via OWSLA’s Nest! DJ Pone’s selects include 7 remixes of 7 different songs chosen from the original EP, remixed by the likes of Breakbot, La Femme, and DJ Pone himself.

Although it’s still a “sample-not finished,” we couldn’t wait to share this semi-complete work of “tribal house” from jungle king Robbie Rivera. “Move Your Ass” is about to become a coastal fave – can’t you just hear it being played around bonfires on beaches from California to the Caribbean?

Last but not least, a jazzy 13-track mix by Swindle that we found via our buds at Mixmag. Although he just finished the last leg of his first US tour, we hear Swindle’s been exploring the wide world of Brooklyn with our pals over at Trouble & Bass, and any friend of T&B is a friend of ours! Listen to all the original tracks below, they’re pretty nuts.