Of everything that weed culture's influenced, this has got to go down as one of the silliest; Grimes, Kreayshawn, Tragik, Blood Diamond, all together, making a track called 'Don't Smoke My Blunt Bitch', under the moniker of L$D.

Unfortunately I'm not sure it's meant to be a deeply cutting satire or parody of weed culture, just three and a half minutes of nonsense relating to pot smoking. It sits quite wonderfully though, between being utter drivel and surprisingly hilarious.

Sunless '97's new track, Azul, fleshes out the band's sound, from the summer-tinged, hazey-floatey harmonics of their Making Waves EP. Azul is a strangely hypnotic soundscape of 2 Step beats, jazz pianos, saxophone, and multi-tracked vocals. Which improbably all slots together, effortlessly. A million miles away from Ed's previous project Larrikin Love.

Azul by SUNLESS '97

We've been looking forward to this since it was hinted at in the preview doc for Bobby Womack's new album, his first in twelve years. Now it's here, and the interplay between Bobby's and Lana's vocals is as good as we were hoping. They act as ying-yang to each other; Bobby's scratchy and gruff gives way to Lana, smooth as honey and full of range, but the star of the track, even if it's keeping out the lime light, is Richard Russell's production work, which underpins the whole thing and stops it from slipping into two separate halves.

In other good news, it was announced recently that Bobby has got over the cancer that he was diagnosed with earlier this year. Get well soon.