Leading the way, Lil Jon's "Get Low" is a classic indie bouncin offering, keeping its quality vocals largely intact while leaning on Mond's trademark guitar and percussion. Equally as get-down inspiring as the original, this new flavour is all kinds of awesome. Also dance-floor dominant, the Daft Punk "Technologic" flip is a blown-speaker banger that makes use of sick new percussion. Another standout track follows that as Mond seamlessly blends the choral quality of Kanye's Sunday Service with his "Fade" from The Life Of Pablo. Albeit brief, the brilliant and banging nature of "faith" is sure to pique interest, turn heads and have the dance-floor filling up. Jumping a little further ahead, my favourite of the bunch, Lil Wayne's "A Milli," delivers a slick new cascading electronic bed that both makes room for Wayne's flow and plays perfectly against it. Ill as can be, it would be wild to see a crowd's reaction to this going off in a club, but I guess we'll have to settle for a comment section's reaction on a live stream.
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