There's been a lot of love lately for Stardust's lone hit single "Music Sounds Better With You" (see Giraffage's fantastic remix here), and that continued last night. During The xx-led Night + Day concert in Berling, the band brought fellow Londoner Jessie Ware onstage to help them with a unique cover of the song. Ware's vocals add a touch of sensuality to The xx's atmospheric instrumentation. Let's hope a studio version hits the web soon. For now, you can watch the live version below.

The next and final Night + Day concert takes place at London's Hatfield House, with The xx leading a bill that includes performances from Solange, Poliça, Kindness and Mount Kimbie.

For someone who has been such an influential figure in music history, it's surprising that Giorgio Moroder has never performed a live DJ set. Last night that changed. The 73-year-old musician, who recently appeared on Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, dished out a fantastic hour-long set at Brooklyn club Output. Put together by Red Bull Music Academy, the set saw Moroder remixing his own material. He even reworked his collaborative track with Daft Punk, "Giorgio by Moroder." Stream the full set below.

Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros' recording sessions for last year's Here left the band with a ton of songs. With so much good material, the band decided it was perfect for another full-length album. They'll be releasing Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros on July 23rd, and it's described by frontman Alex Ebert as the "rawest, most liberated, most rambunctious stuff we’ve done." For an initial taste of the LP, check out the opening track titled "Better Days." It certainly fits into Ebert's description, coming across as very free and impromptu. Stream it below.

Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros Tracklist:
01. Better Days
02. Let’s Get High
03. Two
04. Please!
05. Life is Hard
06. If I Were Free
07. In The Lion
08. Country Calling
09. They Were Wrong
10. In The Summer
11. Remember To Remember
12. This Life

Genuinely enjoyed the first movie and will be checking out the new one when it's released. For now though I'm going to enjoy this disco fused joint below a little more.

James Blake's new album Overgrown is a wonder to behold and he's currently showing his live chops across the US. While in Seattle recently, he stopped by KEXP radio station to perform some spine chillingly good renditions of tracks from the aforementioned album. The session is 30 minutes of pure brilliance from young Blake who is accompanied by a backing live band as you may have seen before if you've seen him live. Check it out above.

How about a little bit of She & Him to brighten up you dull Wednesday Morning? Offering up the Zooey Deschanel directed clip for "I Could've Been Your Girl" via her very own website, Hello Giggles,  the 1960s musical inspired clip is sure to lighten up you mood. Well, Zooey's performance might do where as M. Ward may just assist you in your grumpiness. Whatever you're feeling right now, give the clip a watch above.

Volume 3 is out now on Merge.

Random Access Memories is available now.

Nick Allbrook, second from the right.

Success can be a lot to deal with, and this past weekend we saw evidence of that. Australian psych rock band Tame Impala have been a runaway success since their debut album Innerspeaker was released back in 2010, continuing even further with last year's Lonerism. The band's bassist Nick Allbrook has decided that he will be taking a step back from the limelight, announcing his departure in an official statement. It states that he "is hopping off the Tame Impala band wagon so that he can try and screw his head back on, and make an attempt to assimilate back into society. A task the rest of us fear we will one day have to perform..."

As Allbrook bows out gracefully, his shoes will be filled by Cam Avery, a member of fellow Australian pysch rock outfit Pond. Funny enough, Allbrook is the frontman of Pond. While the departure may seem sudden, it is an understandable decision: "All bands and projects and stuff will keep going, it's just hard to keep them all going if you're touring all the time. The only bad part will be not seeing my mates every day. I love them more than anything," [said Allbrook to NME].

Allbrooks final show with Tame Impala was this past Saturday, but the band will continue touring throughout the summer.

Smith Westerns return with another cut from their upcoming third album Soft Will, due out on June 25th. This new song, titled "3am Spiritual," sees the trio tapping into the sunshine-soaked ballads of the 1960's, complete with melancholic yet hopeful lyrics and upbeat instrumentation. This is one to play during those summer road trips. Stream it below.