Sure Marvin Gaye, Luther Vandross, and D’Angelo are great for getting down to business but you’re a future-conscious love maker and you want your booty music to reflect that. So I have decided to start making a semi-regular mix for America’s favorite past time, two Fridays a month.

I have compiled a playlist of my favorite R n’ B inspired future tracks from  the past year so you can do the dirty in style.

The playlist starts off with a remix of PARTYNEXTDOOR‘s Persian Rugs from M|M, complete with squeaky bed sounds. Next, we turn to our Australian brethren Chet Faker and Hayden James. 

Netherlands’ Cazz Major follows up with a Miguel remix that has gone wildly under appreciated.  Then we move on to some good old fashion R n’ B  with a Layzie edit of Raheem Devaughn‘s “Woman.”

The rest of the mix includes Ryan Hemsworth, Shintaro Sakamoto (Mayer Hawthorne Cover), and M!NT, with Bondax‘s Fire closing everything up.

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Whether you’re getting nasty or not this is a great mix of chilled out future.

What songs should be added to this mix?

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Although the track doesn’t stop there. Mad Decent has released the Without You Remixes EP, which is packed with seven remixes featuring Treasure Fingers, Henry Fong, Torro Torro, Hayden James, Low Steppa, and a JNTM favorite, Doctor P & Flux Pavilion — their track in particular continues the famed collaborations Doctor P & Flux Pavilion have released in the past with their massive dubstep remix of “Without You.” Although, you’ll definitely want to be sure and give them all a listen.

Dillon Francis – Without You Remixes

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From Mad Decent:

Dillon Francis’ “Without You (feat. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs)” receives a much deserved remix package with 7 distinct new takes on the hit single! Remixes come from a diverse group of producers, with each one bringing a completely different angle to Dillon’s subtle and infectious song with Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.

Dillon kicks things off with his own rework, morphing his track into a big room electro-house tune that’s followed up by the super heavy collab from legendary bass kings Flux Pavilion and Doctor P. Henry Fong and Torro Torro introduce massive dance anthems with their “Without You” remixes, countered perfectly by a diverse trio of softer house versions by Treasure Fingers, Hayden James and Low Steppa.

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Buy the Without You Remixes on iTunes or Beatport.

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Here are the five best acts hailing from for Australia.

Flume

Perhaps the biggest act from this new movement is 22-year-old Sydney artist, Flume. He has appeared on our list of top artists to watch in 2014 and has produced a remix for Disclosure.  Flume is also a member of duo What So Not, which produces off-kilter “love trap” released through Mad Decent and OWSLA.

Flume is currently finishing up his 2013 U.S./Canada tour and will be performing on Hard Holy Ship in January, 2014. Listen to his newest collaboration with Chet Faker, Drop the Game, which was released through the artist management team Future Classic.

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Hayden James

Another member of the Future Classic team, Hayden James has only been on the scene for 6 months but he has been making waves with his remixes of Dillon Francis’ Without You ft. T.E.E.D and Basecamp’s Emmanuel.

James’ style is very relaxed and utilizes soulful R&B samples will soothing melodies. James has yet to be booked for international festivals or tour dates but he has been steadily performing throughout Australia. He is also booked as an opening act for The Plot Festival in Melbourne and Sydney.

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Wave Racer

As Wave Racer’s Soundcloud states, “I like vocoders and arpeggios.” This is evident in Wave Racer’s energetic music which features booming bass and a cavalcade of varying vocal samples.  Wave Racer has produced remixes for DCUP and Panama while performing in and around Sydney.

Wave Racer sets himself apart from the others on this list with loud tracks that are better served on the dance floor than on a long drive in the rain.

He has yet to perform in the U.S.  but keep your eyes out, I have a feeling he will be filling many  festival slots in 2014. Check out his remix to The Dofflin below.

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L D R U

19-year-old Drew Carmody has been producing tracks under the moniker L D R U since 2012 and has garnered attention from Skrillex, Diplo and A-Trak for his track “The Tropics”.

L D R U’s interesting brand of trap uses jungle-style rhythms and punchy vocal samples. The Sydney native has been performing throughout Australia with label mates Hayden James and Flume but keep a look out for U.S. tour dates in the New Year.

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Here is the video for The Tropics released through POTATOwillEATyou.

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Slumberjack

Perth, Australia duo Slumberjack has been producing infectious trip-hop rythms with trap inspired melodies for the past six months with incredible success.

The duo has been hard at work crafting remixes for Wave Racer, DCUP, and Oso Gato. The two had a laugh with their re-imagining of the Game of Thrones theme song, with their track Jon Snow.

If you happen to be in Australia, they regularly perform throughout the country, if not you’ll have to wait for them to come stateside like the rest of us.

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