Jeremih‘s “Planes” get the Social Experiment treatment with its latest remix featuring Chance The Rapper. Although Jeremih’s vocals are the same, the sound of the track is different thanks to added production from Lido and Peter Conttontale, with Donnie Trumpet doing his thing. Chance takes J. Cole‘s place on the four minute cut with a fun, yet retrospective verse.  Listen to the crew fly on the remix below, maybe they’ll choose to surf next.

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There is nothing like some feel good music to get you into the holiday spirit. The Social Experiment, which is comprised of Donnie Trumpet, Chance the Rapper, Peter Cottontale, and Nate Fox bring us “Sunday Candy”, a fun, soulful track that captures the spirit of Chicago. Singer Jamila Woods brings a beautiful spirit and essence to the song which adds another dimension to it. The track is featured on the collective’s upcoming free album Surf. Take a listen to the track below.

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Octave Minds (Boys Noize & Chilly Gonzalez) are preparing to release their collaborative album, Octave Minds, on September 15th and to get fans ready for it they have released the track, “Tap Dance.” The track features Chance the Rapper and his crew, The Social Experiment. Their debut album is available for pre order on iTunes. Check out the track below and tell us what you think!

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Remember the show Arthur? Depending on your age, you may have tuned in every weekday after school. The show was good wholesome fun, but it also featured an extremely memorable and upbeat opening theme song. When you heard it you felt happy; you felt like a carefree child. You’d take your after school snack, watch the show and forget about your homework.

Chance the Rapper’s reworking of the theme gives you a slightly different feeling. While the lyrics are identical, the mood is much more somber and even morose. You feel more like you did in that awkward teenage period, staring down at a soggy bowl of cereal and contemplating the point of it all. With plenty of help from The Social Experiment, Wyclef Jean, The O’Mys and more, Chance doesn’t let the mood sit in the dumps for too long, as the song eventually uplifts into a beautiful, sweeping finale. This is a weird one, but more than worth your time. Check it out below.

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