In this, the week of “Yeezus”, another Chi-town rapper drops a new track and Chief Keef does his thing with what is actually a rather subdued track – “Loud”.

Chief Keef – Loud (Limelinx)

Venice based duo Rambla Boys remixes the Art Department, BLUD, Shaun Reeves and Damian Lazarus track “Robot Heart” and churns out a lighter side of the original that still goes deep. We suggest this remix is played during the early morning hours of the upcoming European festival season.

Bostonian-by-way-of-Sydney Jess Newham (Betty Who) is one of our favorite new electropop sensations. Her debut EP The Movement effortlessly blends an accessible radio pop style with 80s revival electronica in the vein of Mitch Murder, Washed Out, Futurecop! and Fm Attack. Jess’ graceful yet commanding vocals are the perfect complement to lush synthpop backing tracks produced by the talented young Peter Thomas, a 22-year-old phenom who teamed up with Jess when they were both attending Boston’s prestigious Berklee College of Music.

My personal favorite track off The Movement, “High Society,” was recently given the remix treatment by New York/Seattle-based production duo The Soundmen. Their mashup-esque spin on the song sandwiches Jess’ vocals between 90s hip hop samples in a breezy, laidback timewarp of a production that feels just right for summer. Stream it below.

Stars On 33 is the brainchild of German house and techno producer Kris Menace. Here, he teams up with New Yorkers, Radical Peterson and vocalist, Lawrence “LT” Thompson to deliver a solid, debut album in the form of “This Is Love,” forthcoming on his own, Work It Baby Records.

No stranger to collaboration, Menace has released tunes with the likes of Alan Braxe, DJ Pierre, Felix da Housecat, Lifelike and Rex The Dog, and produced remixes for LCD Soundsystem, Depeche Mode, Bag Raiders, Air and Moby. With releases on Vulture, DFA (as Black Van), Defected, his other label, Compuphonic, and not one, but two solo albums in 2012, Menace is one busy boy that gets around.

Keep your eyes peeled for the July 8th release date and preview the album below.

(Via Thump)

The new and very promising Swedish start up Revibe, a streaming service for electronic music, will be in charge of a series of parties at F12 in Stockholm. The first party is tomorrow Sunday June 16th and features Swedish house producer/dj Özgur Can, in order to get the party started, here’s an exclusive mix from Özgur featuring a bunch of new and unreleased tracks.

We’re giving away 10 places on the guestlist for the party tomorrow, just e-mail us your full name before 2PM on Sunday June 16th and you’re in the draw.

Our friends over at House Music With Love are running a competition where you can win a warm-up set and a pair of Urbanears headphones. Check out the competition here.