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The brand-new "Is Anybody Out There" is an excellent example of K'naan's evolving, pop-savvy aesthetic coupled with the resurfacing of Nelly Furtado since her Grammy win for "Mi Plan."

As part of the slow and steady roll out of her music, Grey has released a unique digital EP, entitled "The Buried Sessions of Skylar Grey," that includes three acoustic tracks that she wrote but were made famous other people including "Love the Way You Lie" (originally by Eminem and Rihanna).

Meg Myers' new "Monster" pushes all the right buttons - gut-wrenching, yet intensely beautiful; delicate, yet packed with true grit.

Aussie synth pop duo Garcon Garcon is getting ready to unleash a brand-new EP next month just in time for Sydney's crazy fun Mardi Gras.

Dev looks stunning and downright gorgeous in the brand-new video for "Dancing Shoes," a track taken from her forthcoming debut LP "The Night The Sun Came Up."

Los Angeles duo DWNTWN turns Angus & Julia's "Big Jet Plane" into an intensely atmospheric and perfectly tuned down-tempo synth pop gem that does fully justice to the critically-acclaimed original.

Once in a rare moment you are captured by a voice so powerful that it changes everything. Platinum-selling artists like Adele and newcomers like Michael Kiwanuka are a few of those innately talented artists who can use their voice to add a dose of emotional intensity to their songwriting that grips listeners instantly.

Pop rock outfit All Mankind's "Can You Hear Me?" is a solid slice of propulsive pop rock that has an undeniable mainstream appeal and is slowly but surely finding its way to the masses - like good music always does.

Hugely inspired by some of the great pop of the past, rising Los Angeles synth pop duo Capital Cities decided to cover Madonna's 1983 breakout single "Holiday" to tap into some of its retro glory.

Set to an instantly catchy, thumbing club groove, "Shady Love" features lead man Jake Shears rapping and rhyming, letting it all hang out with his debaucherous tale about "nip slips," "dancing to Madonna," "getting loose" and doing the "voodoo."