Jam of the Day: Nilüfer Yanya - "Thanks 4 Nothing"

I'm a little bit obsessed with this single from Nilüfer Yanya. Her voice is understated yet completely captivating.

Thanks 4 Nothing by Nilüfer Yanya on VEVO.

Jam of the Day: Mint Field - "Boötes Void"

Gorgeous, dreamy shoegaze track from Mexican duo Mint Field, Amor Amezcua and Estrella Sánchez. It's from their sublime debut album Pasar De Las Luces.

Jam of the Day: FKL - "1-800"

Thumping house track from electronic duo FKL.

Jam of the Day: Janelle Monae - "Make Me Feel"

Killer track from Janelle Monae that channels Prince but with her own indelible stamp.

Jam of the Day: Fischerspooner (Ft. Andy LeMaster) - "Try Again"

Slow-burning track from Fischerspooner's new record Sir.

Jam of the Day: DEDE - "Golden Divine"

From her wonderful EP Panoply, singer DEDE crafts this elegant downtempo track.

Jam of the Day: Ride - "Cold Water People"

Trippy, psychedelic track from Ride's new EP Tomorrow's Shore.

Jam of the Day: Rival Consoles - "Unfolding"

Rival Consoles gets better with each record, and if "Unfolding" is any indication, his upcoming album Persona is going to be a stunner. Achingly gorgeous techno.

Jam of the Day: Beach House - "Lemon Glow"

Hypnotic single from Beach House's upcoming record, due out this spring. There is something different about this song, it feels cleaner and more muscular. And I love the intense drums that end the song.

Jam of the Day: Iceage - "Catch It"

Danish post-punk band Iceage return after four years with this slow burning track that heats up considerably at the end. A much welcome return.

Jam of the Day: MGMT - "When You Die"

Quirky and charming little pop ditty from MGMT, who have finally decided to stop squandering all their good will and make a decent record, the just released Little Dark Age. It's definitely worth checking out.

Jam of the Day: The Presets - "14U+14ME"

The Aussie electronic duo return with a new album HI VIZ coming out this year. The latest teaser from it, "14U+14ME," builds starts innocently enough before they rev things up with a sleazy synth line and four-to-the-four beats.

Jam of the Day: Son Lux - "Dream State"

Son Lux amp up the drama in this anthemic track from their latest record Brighter Wounds.

Jam of the Day: Liima - "People Like You"

On their new album 1982, Liima looks back to the dark, new-wavey synths of the early 80s, but adds their own future-leaning touch. I love the retro, swooning synths of "People Like You," which reaches a feverish pitch towards the end.

Jam of the Day: mAsis - "Brother"

Glendale, CA band mAsis has worked with artists such as Rhye and Banks, and it shows in their own work. Languid and airy, "Brother" is a delicate ballad that highlights mAsis' use of layered electronics.

Jam of the Day: Tourist ft. JONES - "Apart"

UK producer Tourist takes singer JONES' vocals and chops and splices them throughout the dream-like track "Apart." It is from his fantastic 4-track EP called Wash.

Jam of the Day: Rhye - "Blood Knows"

Stunningly gorgeous song from Rhye's equally gorgeous second album Blood. If you like Sade, you will love this album.

Jam of the Day: Robinson - "Crave You"

Gorgeous, melancholy pop song from New Zealand singer Robinson. Her voice is quite lovely, and soars on the chorus.

Jam of the Day: Let's Eat Grandma - "Hot Pink"

Working with producer SOPHIE, experimental pop duo Let's Eat Grandma add some heft and muscle to their quirky sound.