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Bob Marley & The Wailers - Legend Remixed [Album Stream]

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Who doesn't have a memory based around a single song, if not the entire trademark Bob Marley & The Wailers album Legend? An album that... Read More

Foals - "Spanish Sahara" (Alex Klinger Remix)

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I was pretty speechless when I first heard this remix of "Spanish Sahara" by a young and extremely talented Alex Klinger. Actually, let me... Read More

Disclosure - "You & Me" (Flume Remix)

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Hot off of his remix of Rustie's "Slasher" Flume decided to stick around the UK to take on a song from current heavyweights in house.... Read More

Daily 2% - Chilled and Ready to Served [Etched + Barny Rubble]

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This is your Daily 2% - Chilled and Ready to Serve. We will try to bring you one "chill" track every day. This is for when you get home... Read More

Arca - "Manners"
06.27.2012 Alyce Currier

Arca may not be huge yet, but chances are, he's going to blow up before we know it. We already told you about his recent free EP, Stretch 1, out on UNO NYC, not to mention his creeptastic video for "Ass Swung Low" off the same. Wasting no time between releases, next on the horizon for Arca on August 6 is the Stretch 2 LP, the debut physical release on UNO NYC and a collection of tracks that fulfills completely the expectations set by his excellent EP.

Arca's really tough to describe -- even within the track below, which premiered through NPR's All Songs Considered today, can feel like a different song second by second, and the shifts that the album seamlessly makes are even more surprising. What makes it all great, though, is that you don't even notice the shift until you're in too deep to turn back; Arca's already convinced you of the validity of the next step before you even realize you've moved on.

Stream "Manners" below and pre-order Manners from UNO NYC - you won't be sad that you did. You can catch Arca live in New York at the first show of this year's MOMA PS1 Warm Up Series alongside TrustNguzunguzuLight Asylum, and Todd Terry. I can't even describe my jealousy at not being able to be there for that lineup.