Jakwob - Fade (Feat. Maiday) (Club VIP)

VIP club mix of Jakwob's monster new single 'Fade', which features Maiday on vocals. Original is sick, but this is THE ONE! Pre-order HERE.

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Jakwob - Fade Away (Feat. Maiday)

Also premiered on Huw Stephens' show today, here is the new single from Electronic producer Jakwob, which features the ever impressive Maiday on vocal duties. One of the most forward thinking Dubstep acts out there, and this is definitely a step in the right direction. Out soon on his own label, Boom Ting.

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ThermalBear - U Love (Feat. Maiday) (Official Video)

Some cool visuals for the new single from upcoming producer ThermalBear, which features Maiday on vocals and is the latest release on Sasha's label Last Night On Earth. Get your copy HERE.

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ThermalBear - U Love (Feat. Maiday)

Featuring vocals by the ever wonderful Maiday, here is the new single from upcoming producer ThermalBear, which is the latest release on Last Night On Earth. Love me some thought-provoking Electronic music, and that's exactly what this - the atmospheric nature of the track takes you to another planet. Out August 20th.

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True Tiger - Big Love (Feat. Maiday) x Put Your Bets On (Feat. Scrufizzer) (Live Lounge)

Premiered tonight on BBC Radio 1Xtra, here are two exclusive performances from True Tiger's special Maida Vale session for Mistajam. Both tracks are to feature on True Tiger's forthcoming EP 'Eye Of The Tiger Vol. 2', which is set to be the first release on their newly formed label Stripes Records. The EP will be available on September 3rd, but for now hit the jump and enjoy the two incredible live performances.

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Josh Kumra - Call Off The Search (Feat. Maiday)

DAMN! After dropping a couple of new pieces of music over the past few months, here is my favourite track thus far from the extremely talented singer/songwriter, Josh Kumra. Most of you will know Josh from him featuring on Wretch 32's hit single, Don't Go, but if his album is going to be better than this, then I think it's time for people sit up and appreciate Mr. Kumra as an artist in his own right. Have we found Britain's answer to Anthony Hamilton?