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Greetings and salutations, music fans! Welcome to this week’s edition of Free Music Monday , where we offer you 10 free tracks in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter. Read on, right-click and enjoy some eclectic free tunes we’ve collected this week. If there’s a genre you’d like to hear more of, drop us a line in the comments. And if you’d like to appear in a future edition of Free Music Monday, please check out the submission guidelines at the end of this post. And as always, thanks for tuning in to Free Music Monday. 1. [ELECTROPOP] Foster the People: “Pumped Up Kicks” — Get a free copy of this catchy upbeat track from this LA-based four piece from their website ; hit up the “Front Flip” link for the mailing list signup to get your download. 2. [AMERICANA] Peach League: “Austin” — This track from Asheville, North Carolina’s Peach League is about the Austin City Limits Music Festival. You can right-click to grab the track , check out the band’s web site and follow them on Twitter . 3. [ROCK] Mumiy Troll: “Polar Bear” — This Russian band was once banned by their local Communist Party chief and dubbed “one of the most socially dangerous bands in the world.” Right-click to snag a copy of the first single from their forthcoming Polar Bear EP, and check out more about the band on their web site and on MySpace . 4. [POP] We the Living: “Best Laid Plans” — This hard-working indie three-piece from Nashville, TN offers Mashable readers a free copy of “Best Laid Plans” in exchange for a right-click . Check out more about the band on their web site and on MySpace . 5. [ELECTRO] Fiago: “Stay” — This electronic duo from Austria offers a free download of the single “Stay” in exchange for sharing the link with your friends on Facebook. Preview the video for the track there as well and if you like what you hear, hit up the Share link to snag your free track. 6. [DRUM & BASS] Sabre: “One Hundred Teeth” — Drum and bass magazine Knowledge offers a free download of dark and restrained track “One Hundred Teeth” as well as all the individual samples used in the track. You’re invited to use the stems and enter Kmag’s remix contest; the deadline is Sunday, May 2, and you can get all the details from the previous download link. 7. [SINGER/SONGWRITER] Donna Maciocia: “You Can Leave the Light On” — Not your typical folky take on the singer/songwriter genre, Donna Maciocia blends beat boxing and piano with unique instrumentation and counts “Michael Jackson to Rachmaninov” as influences. Right-click to grab the track from this London-based Scottish singer and artist, and visit her site to find out more and get a plethora of other free tracks from the Songs page . 8. [H ...

Greetings and salutations, music fans! Welcome to this week’s edition of Free Music Monday , where we offer you 10 free tracks in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter. Read on, right-click and enjoy some eclectic free tunes we’ve collected this week. If there’s a genre you’d like to hear more of, drop us a line in the comments. And if you’d like to appear in a future edition of Free Music Monday, please check out the submission guidelines at the end of this post. And as always, thanks for tuning in to Free Music Monday. 1. [ELECTROPOP] Foster the People: “Pumped Up Kicks” — Get a free copy of this catchy upbeat track from this LA-based four piece from their website ; hit up the “Front Flip” link for the mailing list signup to get your download. 2. [AMERICANA] Peach League: “Austin” — This track from Asheville, North Carolina’s Peach League is about the Austin City Limits Music Festival. You can right-click to grab the track , check out the band’s web site and follow them on Twitter . 3. [ROCK] Mumiy Troll: “Polar Bear” — This Russian band was once banned by their local Communist Party chief and dubbed “one of the most socially dangerous bands in the world.” Right-click to snag a copy of the first single from their forthcoming Polar Bear EP, and check out more about the band on their web site and on MySpace . 4. [POP] We the Living: “Best Laid Plans” — This hard-working indie three-piece from Nashville, TN offers Mashable readers a free copy of “Best Laid Plans” in exchange for a right-click . Check out more about the band on their web site and on MySpace . 5. [ELECTRO] Fiago: “Stay” — This electronic duo from Austria offers a free download of the single “Stay” in exchange for sharing the link with your friends on Facebook. Preview the video for the track there as well and if you like what you hear, hit up the Share link to snag your free track. 6. [DRUM & BASS] Sabre: “One Hundred Teeth” — Drum and bass magazine Knowledge offers a free download of dark and restrained track “One Hundred Teeth” as well as all the individual samples used in the track. You’re invited to use the stems and enter Kmag’s remix contest; the deadline is Sunday, May 2, and you can get all the details from the previous download link. 7. [SINGER/SONGWRITER] Donna Maciocia: “You Can Leave the Light On” — Not your typical folky take on the singer/songwriter genre, Donna Maciocia blends beat boxing and piano with unique instrumentation and counts “Michael Jackson to Rachmaninov” as influences. Right-click to grab the track from this London-based Scottish singer and artist, and visit her site to find out more and get a plethora of other free tracks from the Songs page . 8. [H ...

Welcome, music fans! Thank you for joining us for this week’s edition of Free Music Monday , where we offer you 10 free tracks, sets or albums in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter. Read on, right-click and enjoy some free tunes collated eclectic-style. If there’s a genre you’d like to hear more of, drop us a line in the comments. And if you’d like to appear in a future edition of Free Music Monday, please check out the submission guidelines at the end of this post. And, as always, thanks for tuning in to Free Music Monday! 1. [ELECTROPOP] Mystery Roar: “Mayhem” — This disco-soaked electropop outfit was recently nominated for Best New Act of the Year at the Boston Music Awards. The group offers the track “Mayhem” (right-click to download) to Mashable readers. Check out a few more tracks on their MySpace page , get updates on their home page and look for their self-titled EP to drop on Dopamine Records on April 13. 2. [INDIE ROCK] Andale: “I Liked You Better When” — Salt Lake City, Utah, is home to indie rock quartet Andale , whose sound reportedly recalls “a 5-year-old genius finger-painting historical fiction.” We would also add, “if the Breeders and L7 met in a dark alley and got drunk together instead of fighting.” They offer Mashable readers a free download of “I Liked You Better When” — get your right-click on to snag it. 3. [WORLD/POP/REGGAE] Tough on Tobacco: “Voices in My Head” — Check out a refreshingly unique sound from this “humor-tinged pop-rock-reggae sextet” from Mumbai, India. Download a copy of “Voices in My Head” from the widget below, and download the rest of their new album completely free as well from the group’s website . Voices in my head by Tough on Tobacco 4. [INDIE/ALTERNATIVE] Feral Children: “Play on a Frozen Beach” — Snag a free download of this cross-genre Seattle five-piece courtesy of Loudvine . Somehow both sweet and dark, this track combines elements of electronica with progressive rock, as if Animal Collective got dosed up on sunshine and unicorns and went off to explore their alter egos. 5. [HIP-HOP] Rockie Fresh: “Make It Right” — Chicago hip-hop artist Rockie Fresh recently dropped his debut release Rockies Modern Life. He offers Mashable readers a free download of “Make It Right” (right-click and get it) (Warning: Some NSFW lyrics); check out more on his MySpace page . 6. [CLASSIC ROCK] Michael Yonkers: “Lovely Gold” — It’s not too often we get to hear any “new” classic rock, but thanks to Drag City , we have some original material from ’60s and ’70s guitarist Michael Yonkers that was previously unreleased. Check out the vintage fuzz from “Lovely Gold” for the low, low price of your right-click . ...

Welcome, music fans! Thank you for joining us for this week’s edition of Free Music Monday , where we offer you 10 free tracks, sets or albums in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter. Read on, right-click and enjoy some free tunes collated eclectic-style. If there’s a genre you’d like to hear more of, drop us a line in the comments. And if you’d like to appear in a future edition of Free Music Monday, please check out the submission guidelines at the end of this post. And, as always, thanks for tuning in to Free Music Monday! 1. [ELECTROPOP] Mystery Roar: “Mayhem” — This disco-soaked electropop outfit was recently nominated for Best New Act of the Year at the Boston Music Awards. The group offers the track “Mayhem” (right-click to download) to Mashable readers. Check out a few more tracks on their MySpace page , get updates on their home page and look for their self-titled EP to drop on Dopamine Records on April 13. 2. [INDIE ROCK] Andale: “I Liked You Better When” — Salt Lake City, Utah, is home to indie rock quartet Andale , whose sound reportedly recalls “a 5-year-old genius finger-painting historical fiction.” We would also add, “if the Breeders and L7 met in a dark alley and got drunk together instead of fighting.” They offer Mashable readers a free download of “I Liked You Better When” — get your right-click on to snag it. 3. [WORLD/POP/REGGAE] Tough on Tobacco: “Voices in My Head” — Check out a refreshingly unique sound from this “humor-tinged pop-rock-reggae sextet” from Mumbai, India. Download a copy of “Voices in My Head” from the widget below, and download the rest of their new album completely free as well from the group’s website . Voices in my head by Tough on Tobacco 4. [INDIE/ALTERNATIVE] Feral Children: “Play on a Frozen Beach” — Snag a free download of this cross-genre Seattle five-piece courtesy of Loudvine . Somehow both sweet and dark, this track combines elements of electronica with progressive rock, as if Animal Collective got dosed up on sunshine and unicorns and went off to explore their alter egos. 5. [HIP-HOP] Rockie Fresh: “Make It Right” — Chicago hip-hop artist Rockie Fresh recently dropped his debut release Rockies Modern Life. He offers Mashable readers a free download of “Make It Right” (right-click and get it) (Warning: Some NSFW lyrics); check out more on his MySpace page . 6. [CLASSIC ROCK] Michael Yonkers: “Lovely Gold” — It’s not too often we get to hear any “new” classic rock, but thanks to Drag City , we have some original material from ’60s and ’70s guitarist Michael Yonkers that was previously unreleased. Check out the vintage fuzz from “Lovely Gold” for the low, low price of your right-click . ...

Greetings, music fans! In this week’s Free Music Monday we offer you 10 free downloadable MP3s or full albums for your eclectic listening pleasure. If you haven’t been with us before, we’re giving away free and legal tracks in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter . We also gladly accept your submissions for Free Music Monday — please find information about how to submit your tracks or music from artists you represent at the end of this post. And without further ado, let’s roll some tracks! 1. [CHILLOUT] Daedelus: “Order of the Golden Dawn” — Los Angeles producer, DJ and Monome enthusiast Daedelus’s forthcoming mini-album Righteous Fists of Harmony’s unique theme will concern China’s Boxer Rebellion . Download a teaser track from label Brainfeeder . 2. [POP/ROCK] Ryan States: “In the Game” — Singer-songwriter Ryan States recorded and mixed his debut full-length Strange Town in a unique mobile studio: a circus train. As the keyboard player for the Ringling Brothers’ Circus Band, States spends 48 weeks per year on the road, where the album was recorded in dozens of train yards and train runs across the U.S. “Coming out” as both a solo artist and queer musician, the ’80s feel of the record reflects States’s goal “to make an out record that shined a light on a time when Out Music wasn’t necessarily that ‘out.’” He offers Mashable readers a free download of “ In the Game ” (right-click to snag the track). 3. [INDIE, COVER] Girls: “End of the World” (Skeeter Davis cover) — Two San Francisco-based indie boys take on Skeeter Davis’s heart-wrenching 1962 hit, adding a lot of reverb and no small amount of irony. Grab a free download from Gorilla vs. Bear . 4. [ELECTRONIC] Muchuu: “Adventure We Go” — Bubbly beats and auto-tuned roboticism accompany this otherwise wistful tune from Muchuu, a brother and sister duo from the UK countryside near Hereford. They describe their music as “mostly about escapism and magic, using your imagination and dreaming, feeling lonely, feeling happy and appreciating the little things in life.” Grab the title track from their debut album from their website and support them on MySpace and on iTunes . 5. [REMIX] Shout Out Louds: “Fall Hard” (Passion Pit Summertime Radio Remix) — Swedish indie rockers Shout Out Louds get a remix by electropop quintet Passion Pit. The result is a “synthed up” version of the original, whose video you can check out below. Right-click to download the remix . 6. [FOLK] Hannah Hickok: “The Same” — Singer-songwriter Hannah Hickok modestly describes herself as “just a girl with a guitar.” She counts as influences Iron and Wine, Joni Mitchell, Fleet Foxes, John Mayer and “anyone who has written a b ...

Greetings, music fans! In this week’s Free Music Monday we offer you 10 free downloadable MP3s or full albums for your eclectic listening pleasure. If you haven’t been with us before, we’re giving away free and legal tracks in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter . We also gladly accept your submissions for Free Music Monday — please find information about how to submit your tracks or music from artists you represent at the end of this post. And without further ado, let’s roll some tracks! 1. [CHILLOUT] Daedelus: “Order of the Golden Dawn” — Los Angeles producer, DJ and Monome enthusiast Daedelus’s forthcoming mini-album Righteous Fists of Harmony’s unique theme will concern China’s Boxer Rebellion . Download a teaser track from label Brainfeeder . 2. [POP/ROCK] Ryan States: “In the Game” — Singer-songwriter Ryan States recorded and mixed his debut full-length Strange Town in a unique mobile studio: a circus train. As the keyboard player for the Ringling Brothers’ Circus Band, States spends 48 weeks per year on the road, where the album was recorded in dozens of train yards and train runs across the U.S. “Coming out” as both a solo artist and queer musician, the ’80s feel of the record reflects States’s goal “to make an out record that shined a light on a time when Out Music wasn’t necessarily that ‘out.’” He offers Mashable readers a free download of “ In the Game ” (right-click to snag the track). 3. [INDIE, COVER] Girls: “End of the World” (Skeeter Davis cover) — Two San Francisco-based indie boys take on Skeeter Davis’s heart-wrenching 1962 hit, adding a lot of reverb and no small amount of irony. Grab a free download from Gorilla vs. Bear . 4. [ELECTRONIC] Muchuu: “Adventure We Go” — Bubbly beats and auto-tuned roboticism accompany this otherwise wistful tune from Muchuu, a brother and sister duo from the UK countryside near Hereford. They describe their music as “mostly about escapism and magic, using your imagination and dreaming, feeling lonely, feeling happy and appreciating the little things in life.” Grab the title track from their debut album from their website and support them on MySpace and on iTunes . 5. [REMIX] Shout Out Louds: “Fall Hard” (Passion Pit Summertime Radio Remix) — Swedish indie rockers Shout Out Louds get a remix by electropop quintet Passion Pit. The result is a “synthed up” version of the original, whose video you can check out below. Right-click to download the remix . 6. [FOLK] Hannah Hickok: “The Same” — Singer-songwriter Hannah Hickok modestly describes herself as “just a girl with a guitar.” She counts as influences Iron and Wine, Joni Mitchell, Fleet Foxes, John Mayer and “anyone who has written a b ...

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