Kinetics and One Love have been hibernating creating musical greatness that should be arriving very soon. To keep kollectors satisfied, they released a remix to a Rafters synth-pop song titled No F*cking Around. I truly love the way that the duo presents itself and creating tracks that are widely accepted, yet uniquely different. Their upcoming album Cross-Fading Back to Normal – as stated in the conclusion of this song – will include all original production from One Love. Kollect this track for free!

Wow. Sometimes in life, we are blessed with stunning productions that churn up a million emotions in a split second. Sometimes, these reworks happen to be those of already-heavenly original tracks. Civil Twilight, an alternative band that I project will soar in 2012 [their latest album, Holy Weather, out next month], had a gem with their older single “Letters to the Sky”. LoBounce brings this piano-driven anthem to an explosive level, but leaves intricate details and the original beauty of the piece in tact. This is tasteful dubstep done the right way.

I didn’t know this young ‘LoBounce‘ producer before, but he’s completely blown me away with this. Kollect on.

This Xaphoon remix dropped a couple days ago, a clever retake of St. Lucia’s We Got It Wrong. Xaphoon adds a funky, upbeat instrumental mix, topped off with beautiful vocals and clever instrumental switchups. This is a fun track, and for fans of Xaphoon, you’re in for a treat.

My favorite Canadian Dubstep magicians create another smooth classic A.C. track just after dropping their originally produced “Do I See Color”. They shatter the bassline but keep a melodically beautiful quality throughout that throbs on with ease. A relatively-unknown British songstress, Foxes, is the female vocal of choice here, helping to build another elegant yet evocative dubstep piece. Grab for free above here on the K!

Oh… and get ready for Meet the Artist: The Kollection x Adventure Club. Coming soon.

3LAU hit us up with this new bootleg earlier this weekend, and it’s about time you guys take a listen. I really think 3LAU did a better job taking on Michael Calfan’s original remix of Adele’s Set Fire to the Rain. He cleaned up the melody, made all the pitches sync up, and built an awesome remix that really drives. You can’t go wrong with some Adele either, making this bootleg a winner in my books.

Download from 3LAU.

Starting just as the quietly-played acoustic original did, Montreal’s Love Thy Brother‘s “Lovestep” creation takes full advantage of the vulnerability in those female vocals. I don’t love the track until precisely 1:08, where bright synths swarm around in a still-delicate fashion. The 5 remaining minutes are pure magic, with acoustic intermissions and instrumental crescendos to retain passion and interest.

Thank goodness these guys pay tribute to Daughter’s beautiful lyrics in the middle of the track: “we are the reckless, we are the wild youth / chasing visions of our futures / one day we will reveal the truth / that one will die before he gets there / if you’re still bleeding, you’re the lucky one / cause most of our feelings, they are dead, they are gone.” And the Brother explosion continues…Kollect on.

Brenton just dropped off his latest remix, which he apparently created on a whim one morning [according to his blog]. You wouldn’t be able to tell, considering the high production value he displays. Taking the Gym Class verses and Hitch’s female vocals from their latest hit, Brenton creates a softer, more romantically dreamy concoction out of Pantyraid’s “Get the Money” for the instrumental. I love this completely new vibe – Mr. Duvall always seems to flip tracks in just the right way. Kollect this up now!

Kind of strange how Brenton doesn’t have more Facebook fans – show this talented producer and Kollection regular some love on his page.

Here’s a recent remix from M.i, a drop off his upcoming tape, The Coldplay Sessions. The production on this is fantastic, the beat laid-back and well remixed, and there’s so much subtlety to appreciate. We’ll keep you posted on new Coldplay Session tracks, you keep kollecting. Download is on the house.

Well everyone has their hands on Rihanna’s “We Found Love”, but 1/2 of the ‘colorful hiphop duo’ [Sunny] has hopped on and the product is a fun, perfect pregame track for your Friday night. Sunny’s tone is easy to listen to, and instantly can brighten your mood. Do I think this is a masterpiece? No. Do I think more could have been done on the production side to somehow make this more Aer-’esque’? Yes. But that isn’t to say that these guys aren’t extremely talented (namely their originals), and I can’t wait for more of that colorful vibe. Until then, cheers to Friday.

Find Sunny on Twitter and show love to Aer on Facebook.

Big Z dropped his latest tape into the music ring last night, Can’t Get Enough. There’s some truly awesome remixes on here, three of my favorites included in this track, but overall the tape features some great production and creative twists to popular tracks. With remixes of Avicii, J. Cole, Kay, Kanye, Jay Z, Asher Roth, Mr. Hudson and more, this tape has something for every genre of music you love. Take a listen to my favorites and grab the whole tape below from Big Z.