Mr. Mitch "Settle"

The UK-based producer known as Mr. Mitch has been dropping heat for Planet Mu in the form of two albums over the last four years, and is now ready to "settle" back at his imprint, Gobstopper, for his next EP, Primary Progressive. Get it? Not funny? I'll stop.

Either way, this is a truly intriguing look at how electronic music can do more than motivate your ass to the dancefloor. Sure, Primary Progressive is set to be more club-friendly than a number of the recent Gobstopper releases as of late, but it'll also find Mitch dealing with the emotions he's felt during his father's journey with MS into beautiful tracks.

The first single from this EP, "Settle," is available for download now. Stream it in full below, and cop the full release when it drops on October 26.

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Mr. Mitch Gifts a Previously-Unreleased Remix of Sampha's "Kora Sings"

On the low, Mr. Mitch has stayed in rotation this year. He dropped his impressive album Devout back in the spring, and finished the summer with the intoxication Devotion II mix. To close out 2017, he's dipped back into his bag for another remix that's sure to hit you right in the gut.

According to Mitch, he was commissioned to remix Sampha's "Kora Sings," which was on his debut album Process. As Mitch shared, "they were looking for something a bit darker so it didnt make the vinyl but the track only inspired beauty and light from me." I can hear that; this is definitely not dark, but it has a way of getting to the core. Really emotional, with an anthemic bounce that I won't be able to take off of repeat.

You can stream and download the full remix via SoundCloud. And if you missed it, "Dru (Part 2)," which Mitch gave away towards the end of 2016, is still available for download.

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Mr. Mitch - "Dru (Part 2)"

Last year, Mr. Mitch kicked off the first physical run of releases on his Gobstopper imprint with an EP of his "peace edits." That release featured "Dru," his take on Dru Hill's "How Deep Is Your Love." It looks like the master of the serene side of the grime scene had more to say, and dropped a second part to "Dru." Something tells me that a number of babies are going to be made to this track over the holiday weekend.

You can stream "Dru (Part 2)" in all of its glory down below, and download the track for free. #ByeBye2016

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