The best songs of March 2016

My favourite songs of the past month. Get the majority of them as a continuous playlists below on Spotify and Soundcloud.

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The top songs of the month

1. Cassius – ‘Action’ feat. Mike D & Cat Power
   
2. Hundred Waters – ‘Show Me Love’ (Skrillex remix feat. Chance The Rapper, Robin Hannibal and Moses Sumney)
   
3. Kendrick Lamar – ‘Untitled 03 o5.28.2013’
   

4. Mark Pritchard feat. Thom Yorke –  ‘Beautiful People’
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6rW2GpQLQE
5. Empress Of – ‘Woman Is A Word’
   
6. Mura Masa – ‘What if I Go?’
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVEkNbLL-RI

7. Gallant – ‘Bourbon’
   
8. M83 – ‘Do It, Try It’
   
9. Shit Robot – ‘End Of The Trail’ featuring Alexis Taylor
   
10. Christine & The Queens – ‘iT’

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9XeN3MSbyk

11. Burnt Out – ‘Dear James’
    
12. Lapsley – ‘Cliff’
    
13. Come On Live Long – ‘For The Birds’
    
14. Sheer Mag – ‘Nobody’s Baby’
    
15. Brame & Hamo – ‘Kebab Dreams’
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG5zMBlr2Gs
16. Whitney – ‘Golden Days’
    
17. Mmoths – ‘1709’
    

18. Foals – ‘Run’
    
19. Rubber Band – Caoutchouc (Soulwax)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1DrvAqa3ZE
20. Lindstrom – ‘Closing Shot’
    
21. Manzana Kicks – ‘In Knots’ 
22. A.K Paul – ‘Landcruisin’
23. Cinema – ‘Night Train’
24. All Tvvins – ‘Unbelieveable’
25. Carriages – ‘Like A Child’
26. Lisa O’Neill – ‘Pothole In The Sky’
27. JMSN – ‘Cruel Intentions’
28. David August – ‘J.B.Y.’
29. Kelly Lee Owens – ‘1 of 3’
30. Silences – ‘There’s A Wolf’

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