Britney Spears took to On Air With Ryan Seacrest this morning to premiere her “straight up pop” single “Ooh La La.” It’s fun, fresh and perfect for a movie soundtrack such as The Smurf’s 2.
Tell us what you think in the comments below!
We could hardly call our friend Amy Douglas a newcomer, she’s the mastermind behind SPF 5000 & Peach Melba, and she’s written and sung tracks with Treasure Fingers, Codes, Lazaro Casanova and Eli Escobar. Her latest project FEINTS are gritty rock outfit — laden with whiskey, sweat and tears. We can’t wait to hear more. Check out “Loaded Dice” and “Saturday.”
Watch the latest in Douglas’ series of “Whiskey Bitch” features on Youtube, we can’t get enough!
Oh yes, Annie is back! Ralph Myerz seems to know exactly what we want from Annie production wise – a throbbing, high in the sky pop tune. “Take A Look At The World” will appear on Myerz forthcoming album SuperSonicPulse.
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We were so excited over the weekend when Monsieur Adi dropped his remix of Seal classic “Crazy” that we posted so quickly without anything written! This mix gives us just what we need from Adi and Seal, a throwback to 90s pop that will never, ever tire. Grab the free mp3 below.
French producer Awkoder is the latest to contribute to our Hard Candy X remix series. He’s already melted our hearts with a stunning array of 80′s new wave tinged tracks, and just in time for summer, he’s given us this beach ready mix tape. Continue reading
We’ve got to stick together!
Newcomer Johnny Stimson makes a splash with his new EP “Human Man” out today. The new track shows Stimson’s knack for creating a catchy pop tune all while keeping with his own unique flair. “Human Man” is perfect for Summer, blending a carefree attitude with punchy beats and funky guitar riffs.
In addition to lending her voice as ‘Queen Tara’ on new animated film Epic, Queen Beyonce shares a brand new song “Rise Up” for the soundtrack.
Co-written by Sia and produced by Hit-Boy, “Rise Up” serves it’s purpose and we’re glad to hear at least something new from B.
What do you think of “Rise Up?”
