May 1, 2009 | 3:15pm ET
- “The Drop I Hold” by Black Lips & GZA
- “I Want You to Know” by Dinosaur Jr.
- “It’s A Freak Show” by Earles & Jensen
- “3am” by Eminem
- “Come Monday Night” by God Help The Girl
- “Houses” by Great Northern
- “Demonstration” by The Honey Brothers
- “DayGlo” by Iglu & Hartly
- “The Trapeze Swinger” by Iron & Wine
- “Too Much Time” by John Vanderslice
- “In The Morning” by Lil Wayne
- “Hold the Line” by Major Lazer
- “Elvis Lives” by The Might Roars
- “Shot In The Back Of The Head” by Moby
- “Moth’s Wings” by Passion Pit
- “The Hott Chord is Struck” by Still Flyin’
- “Skeletons” by Tiny Masters of Today
- “Obsession for the Disco Freaks” (HeavyFeet Remix) by Alexander Robotnick
- “Come Home” (Live from Bonnaroo) by Back Door Slam
- “Scream” (Acoustic) by Chris Cornell
- “Call Me Up” (Hoshina Anniversary “Galaxy” Remix) by Chromeo
- “Give It Up” (Chateau Marmont Remix) by Datarock
- “Give It Up” (Kissy Sell Out Remix) by Datarock
- “BMB” (Alternate Version) by DM Stith
- “Push Me On” (Playgroup Megamix) by Doves
- “Strange Enough” (Designer Drugs Remix) by N.A.S.A.
- “Happy Up Here” (Holy Fuck Remix) by Royksopp
- “We Bite” (Original Mix) by Spencer Product
- “Already Oslo” (Lilys vs. Rod Coles Remix) by Violens
- “My First Soul” by Auld Lang Syne
- “Primitive” by Cool Devices
- “Willis Avenue Bridge” by David Berkley
- “Hollywood” by Embryonik
- “Brand New” by Emilie Mover
- “Deja” by Helado Negro
- “Kalamaya” by Kicksville
- “Shack Out” by Kitsune
- “Dogtown” by Infusion
- “The Devil Has Left the Building” by La Snacks
- “Happiest Times” by Little Big Adventure
- “Weak For Me” by Nite Jewel
- “Við og Við” by Ólöf Arnalds
- “Winding Roads” by Reed KD
- “Word to the Lourdes” by Saint Bernadette
- “Brick” by Scriptz ‘N Screwz
- “Legs Like Gravestone” by Sleeping Me
- “January” by Trashed on Fiction
- “Thrown In Two” by Twiggy Frostbite
- “Your Way” by Xu Xu Fang
- “Shark Suit” by UUVVWWZ
- “Harper” by What’s Up?
Hey, it’s May 1st! May we present you with this weeks edition of our Friday Mixtape? Of course, you don’t really have a choice, because as you’ll see below, we already spent quite some time putting together a pretty stellar mix of new singles, remixes, and covers, along with mp3s from some up-and-comers you just might want to check out. Plus, you’d be crazy not to check it out – when you got Eminem and Sam Bean on the same mixtape, you know it has to be good!