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It's time to ride or die, however, this time Manila Killa is breaking out a new sweater for fall. Moving away from that original, Levi Jeanesque feel, Mana Killa offers us his spin on Lana Del Rey's "Blue Jeans," in a much smoother and soothing down-tempo version. Slow down and relax, because this night is being capped off with those sultry vocals you've come to know and love from Lana, but with those Cashmere Cat influenced plucks, and that Manila Killa sound that has slowly been taking over the Internet. Enjoy!

Free Download: Lana Del Rey - Blue Jeans (Manila Killa Remix)

File this one under “better late than never”. Earlier this summer, we gave our spotlight to 21-year-old Australian producer Harley Streten and his rising electronic music project, Flume. After gaining notoriety and topping the charts in his homeland, Flume took his Infinity Prism tour to the United States, appearing at the TLA in Philadelphia on September 12th, and Daily Beat was there to cover the show. Here’s our take, albeit a few week late.

This weekend, Bad Kids Clothing and Eye Party will be presenting the first TRUE retail raving pop up shop in New York!! If you're trying to figure out what to wear to Electric Zoo next weekend or just looking for something sweet to wear in the future, trust me that this weekend you'll be covered. In addition to having the stores as That Madonna Girl, Wear The Party, Electric Family, C4 belts and Rave Aid, there will be DJs spinning all weekend, including: Madera, Alodot, Hillside and Muggzy.

Earlier this week we gave you our review of the Mad Decent Block Party as it touched down at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in the DMV area. But did you know that back in 2008, Philadelphia hosted the very first Mad Decent Block Party? Taking place on the basketball courts of 12th & Spring Garden, this free concert and barbecue was held in response to the growing popularity of the Roots Picnic. The event showcased new sounds and styles coming from the burgeoning Mad Decent label, featuring the likes of Dirty South Joe, DJ Sega, Nadastrom, Flosstradamus, and more. Fast forward to the present day and, besides the venue and production value, the party’s still going strong.