This playlist is for that chill in the air you’re feeling right now, made entirely of electronic tracks released in the past few days. Sometimes you just need to zone out and watch the last leaves blow away.

It’s not really that electro, but Copycat’s re-edit of Bill Withers’ “Lovely Day” puts you in the right state of mind, and has just enough sheen to ease you into the next tracks. Give it a minute or so to warm up – this one takes its time, starting spare, but is worth the wait.

Bill Withers – Lovely Day (COPYCAT’S Slight Re-edit) by COPYCAT

I guess an Orientalist introduction is only appropriate for a song titled “A New Dynasty.” Big, jazzy, trip-hop feel on this one.

A New Dynasty by Onra

Lemongrass’s “Rendez-Vous” blends jazz and house seamlessly. A great groove plus some nice embellishments in the strings. This one manages to create a genuine lounge sound without being boring. Thanks to DJ Nodj for the heads-up.

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This one gets it going. I just got alerted to Jesse Rose’s remix of Yolanda Be Cool and Crystal Water’s “Le Bump.” A lot of riffing on a fun bass bump.

Yolanda Be Cool – Le Bump feat. Crystal Waters (Jesse Rose Remix) – YBC Music by jesseroseofficial

Stickybud’s “West Coast Bass Killer” really brings the funk, with just a touch – a touch – of wobble. I feel like I’m listening to a Run DMC bass line here.

Stickybuds – West Coast Bass Killer (Free DL on Facebook page) by Stickybuds~

Kriss Kross’s “Jump” continues the up-kick. Simple structure, British shout-out rap, head-shaking Jock Jams backbeat, and a catchy wobble that doesn’t sound like noise.

Kriss Kross- Jump (TBMA Moomboot Relick) (PLAY ME FREEBIE) by Play Me Records

I can’t decide whether Louis La Roche’s “Los Angeles” is mindless or addictive. I have to keep reminding myself that the two are not mutually exclusive. It would be nice to have some variety on this one, but… it would be nice to have a lot of things. I’m not one to talk, having played it four times in the past hour.

Louis La Roche – Los Angeles by louislaroche

We’ll end with something downtempo. Synkro’s remix of The XX’s “Night Time” has a more ambient feel, buoyed by a melancholy vocal and an echoing guitar line.

The XX – Night Time (Synkro Remix) by Synkro