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Run The Jewels, Flying Lotus, DOOMSTARKS & more for Adult Swim

Cartoon Network offshoot Adult Swim have recently announced their sixth annual Singles series. The 2015 lineup is immense and dazzling – every single upcoming track looks like it’s going to be amazing, and it features a couple pretty amazing collaborations. The cartoon TV network, who make largely animated comedy shows, have dipped their toes into the music world on many occasions, including using their many late night shows to share music from upcoming artists, launching careers of many – notably Flying Lotus and Run The Jewels.

Each year, the Singles series produces some of the best tracks of that entire year – many of which you’ll already know. Blending some of the biggest and best artists in the world with some of the brightest upcoming acts, it’s a great way for us to hear new music of all styles – and some brilliant exposure for the smaller ones. Just look at their lists from 2012, 2013 and 2014. Yeah. Wow.

So it’s pretty big news that this might be their best one yet.

Spanning just about every genre imaginable – with a heady offering of hip hop. Featured artists include pop queen Sia, good ol’ Skrillex, Danny Brown, metal overlords Slayer, Run The Jewels (who, incidentally, were introduced via Adult Swim Vice President Jason DeMarco) and the legendary DOOMSTARKS, a mythical collaboration between Ghostface Killah and DOOM. Holy moly.

For 19 weeks, Adult Swim will be dropping one single, completely for free, on their website. Check out the full list here.

June 8: D∆WN (formerly Dawn Richard)
June 15: Cherry Glazerr
June 22: Kitty
June 29: Owen Pallett
July 6: Yung Lean
July 13: Swervedriver
July 20: Peaches
July 27: Thou
August 3: Danny Brown & Clams Casino
August 10: Skrillex
August 17: Shabazz Palaces
August 24: Sia [SOPHIE Remix]
August 31: Slayer
Sep 8: Chromatics
Sep 14: DOOMSTARKS
Sep 21: Myrkur
Sep 28: Flying Lotus
Oct 5: Run The Jewels
Oct 12: BONUS TRACKS: Shantih Shantih, Dasher, Low Estate, Scanning Antarctica