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"Hey there, music lovers! We appreciate you tuning in for this week's edition of Free Music Monday, where we offer you 10 free tracks in honor of the #musicmonday tradition on Twitter.\nPlease enjoy this week's eclectic selection of free tunes we've collected for you. If there's a genre you'd like to hear more of, drop us a line in the comments. And if you'd like to appear in a future edition of Free Music Monday, please check out the submission guidelines at the end of this post!\nAnd as always, thanks for tuning in to Free Music Monday!\n\n1. [ALT ROCK] Changing Clocks: \"I'll Be Back This Summer\" \u2014 In-the-pocket grooves support a soulful male-female vocal duet in this track from Boston's Changing Clocks. The Berklee College of Music students offer Mashable readers a free download of \"I'll Be Back This Summer\"; snag it via the widget below.\n\n\n             \n\n2. [ELECTRONICA] DJ Bricksta: Death of Luke EP \u2014 Young Australian producer DJ Bricksta offers a surprisingly mature and complex yet danceable EP, all downloadable for free from the widget below. The nine-song album deals with a journey out of depression into positivity.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIntro by DJ Bricksta\n\n3. [HARD ROCK] Buckcherry: \"All Night Long\" \u2014 Fueled by some proprietary blend of gasoline and whiskey, members of Los Angeles quintet Buckcherry count AC/DC, the Sex Pistols, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith and the Rolling Stones among their influences. Get a free copy of \"All Night Long\" from their album All Night Long from the widget below and find out more about the band on their web site.\n\n\n           \n\n4. [FOLK] Good Old War: \"My Own Sinking Ship\" \u2014 This Pennsylvania trio brings three-part vocal harmonies and lyrical storytelling together for unpretentious acoustic folk. Grab a free track download from the widget below and find out more about the group on their website.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMy Own Sinking Ship by Good Old War\n\n5. [MODERN CLASSIC ROCK] Bigbang: \"Call Me\" \u2014 They've been called \"Norway's Greatest Live Band\" and have been compared to Tom Petty, the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd and R.E.M. Bits of 60s California psychedelia and power pop weave through their latest album Edendale, a tribute to the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. Right-click to snag your free copy of \"Call Me,\" and find out more about the band on their web site.\n6. [DOWNTEMPO] Symphony of Science: \"Our Place in the Cosmos\" \u2014 Composer John Boswell created the Symphony of Science project with the goal of bringing scientific knowledge and philosophy to the public in an accessible way through music. He remixes footage of famous scientists including Carl Sagan, Richard Dawkins, Richard Feynman and others using the Auto-Tune plugin with composed electronic beats for a thoroughly compelling musical romp through many profound insights of science. Check out the video for one of the project's tracks below and download the collection of free MP3s as well as videos from the project's downloads page.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n7. [PROG ROCK] Clyde Machine: \"I'm Not Histrionic, I Just Love The Guitar\" \u2014 Fans of blistering guitar solos over progressive rock beats should find something to like from independent artist Clyde Machine, who offers a free download of \"I'm Not Histrionic, I Just Love The Guitar\" to Mashable readers (click to listen or right-click to download it). Find out more and get more song streams from his MySpace page.\n8. [SOUL] Amiena: \"Graham Cracker Houses\" \u2014 Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter Amiena brings a smooth vocal style and stylistic range to a collection of soulful tracks on offer at ReverbNation. Grab a free download of \"Graham Cracker Houses\" via the widget below.\n\n\n\n\n9. [FOLK] Brannigan Dastardly: \"Patchwork\" \u2014 Vocal harmonies, spare guitar accompaniment and delicate delivery characterize this offering from Athens, Ohio duo. The band's label, Brick City Records, has completely run by Ohio University students working with local talent since since 2002. They offer Mashable readers a free download of \"Patchwork\"; right-click to snag it and find out more about the band on MySpace. \n10. [ROCK] Lloyd-Tones: \"The King\" \u2014 Austin, TX is home to the Lloyd-Tones, who self-confessedly make rock &amp; roll \"by any means necessary.\" They offer Mashable readers a free copy of \"The King\" (right-click to get it) from their new album super kaiju monster blast. You can get the album for cheap and other stuff for free from the band's music page. \n\nThanks to all who tuned in to Free Music Monday! If you find something you like in this feature, please feel free to share it with your music-loving friends. You can always check out the latest edition of this feature, plus all the past editions, on the Free Music Monday tag page, so be sure to tune in each week. We've also included the list of past Free Music Mondays at the end of this post in case you want to check out the back catalog. \nHuge thanks to everyone who has submitted tracks. If you sent us something and we haven't included it yet, stay tuned for a future Free Music Monday. Here is how to submit your music to FMM:\nAttention artists/labels: there are new submission guidelines for Free Music Monday. Please pick one track you're willing to give away to Mashable readers as a free download and either a) include it as an attachment in your email to barb+FMM AT mashable DOT com (25 MB file size limit, please) or b) include a link to a location where we can download the song (if you want to use \"in exchange for email\" or other specific widgets to offer the track to Mashable readers that's totally fine \u2014 just send us or point us to the embed code).\nIf you'd like to also point us to more of your work online where we can stream and/or download it, please feel free \u2014 but you must complete either a or b to be considered for Free Music Monday. Due to overwhelming submission volume we are sadly unable to include each and every submission or even reply to every inquiry. If we haven't posted your track yet, you are welcome to submit another new track at a reasonable and totally not pushy time interval. If we've already posted a track from your band or artist, we are unlikely to double up and post something else from you for some time \u2014 as much as we love all of you! This makes FMM more diverse and inclusive of new music. Thanks!\nFree Music Monday Back Catalogue\n\n- 10 Completely Free Downloads (April 12, 2010)- 10 Entirely Free Downloads (April 5, 2010)- 10 Free downloads and More (April 26, 2010)- 10 Free Downloads Just for You (March 22, 2010)- 10 Free Tracks (March 8, 2010)- 10 Totally Free Downloads (March 29, 2010)- Alternative Rock Edition- Covers, Remixes, and Mashups Edition- Free Music Monday: Download 10 Free Tracks (May 3, 2010)- Electronica Edition- Free Downloads for Your Collection (Feb. 8, 2010)- Free Downloads for Your Ears (Feb. 1, 2010)- Fresh and Free Downloads (Jan. 25, 2010)- Get 10 Free Downloads Right Here! (March 1, 2010)- Get Your 10 Free Downloads (April 19, 2010)- Hip-hop Edition- Labor Day Edition- Live Edition- Rock and Pop Edition- Singer-Songwriter Edition- This Week's Free Downloads (Feb. 15, 2010)- Video Edition- Your Submissions Edition- Your Submissions, All Downloads Edition\n\n\nFor more entertainment coverage, follow Mashable Entertainment on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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