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Villagers
Ship of Promises
The itchy drums of the Dubliner Conor O'Brien's rousing single recalls Wild Beasts, his fellow Domino label mates and Mercury nominees.
Caro Emerald
Back It Up
A word-of-mouth sensation across Europe, the xylophone infused, retro-pop stylings of this debut single should make Caro Emerald a dancefloor favourite in the UK as well.
Pete Molinari
Sweet Louise
This wistful, charming song from the country-blues artist will be a highlight of Summer Sundae festival this weekend.
No Age
Glitter
Lead single from the LA duo's forthcoming LP, 'Everything In Between', is a great blast of discordant art rock that recalls Yo La Tengo.
Disclosure
Linstigator
Soulful dubsteb from the youthful UK duo whose debut 7" release arrives in September on Moshi Moshi.=
Smith Westerns
Tonight
An appearance at last month's Pitchfork Festival in the Chicago has relaunched the buzz around the fourpiece. This is the highlight of last year's eponymous debut LP.
Andre 3000
I Do
From an upcoming mixtape the Outkast man offers this epic R&B-meets-rap jam.
Freddie Gibbs
National Anthem
This deservedly hyped track resurrects hip-hop's mid-1990s heyday. The lack of autotune is refreshing, as is Gibbs's flow, which is reminiscent of Tupac and Luniz.
Listen to this week's free playlist on Spotify at Independent.co.uk/mixtape
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