Björk releases 7-track EP with Dirty Projectors

Björk and Brooklyn rock band Dirty Projectors have revealed the details of a 20-minute, seven-song EP to be released this week. Entitled Mount Wittenberg Orca, the songs were originally written for a joint benefit concert they performed last year. The material for the collaboration was inspired by family of whales that DP member Amber spotted off the Northern California coast and 100% of the sales proceeds will go toward the National Geographic Society’s marine conservation efforts.

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Must-Watch: Video Premiere: “Forever More” by Boogaloo Stu

Stu Boogaloo is probably one of the  best pop DJ’s in London and a nightlife personality to be reckoned with! His fabulousness is not limited to the clubs, but now comes to you in video form. His latest single is called “Forever More” and it is slated for a June 28th release. On “Forever More” the beats are ethereal and dreamy, while the video is psychedelically camp. It’s a wonderful mixture that could only be applied by Boogaloo Stu. Click here to purchase the EP on iTunes.

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Premiere: Video: “Help Me! Help Me!” by Lucy Schwartz

Lucy Schwartz self-released EP Help Me! Help Me! is now available on iTunes. The EP features tracks such as “Gone Away” and “Gravity” as heard on ER, Private Practice, and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as songs from Lucy’s forthcoming full-length album “Life in Letters.” Get it here. In the music video for title track “Help Me! Help Me!” Lucy takes home-made to the extreme. All props, puppets, costumes, and choreography were done by Lucy herself. It was directed by her brother, Ian Schwartz, and shot in the Schwartz home–which was cleared of all furniture to make space for the giant puppet stage.

Download: Dangerous Muse return with “I Want It All”

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Dangerous Muse are back with a great new single. Just when you thought that all they had to offer is “The Rejection,” a new song pops up. “I Want It All” is the new song and it’s on iTunes today. Download it from the UK or USA iTunes. The video will be up soon, too. Click below to listen to it.

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Massive Attack are back!

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The divine beings behind the trip-hop movement that cleaned off the 90s’ are back with anew track and an album. Massive Attack have teased their fans today with a leak of a new track called “Splitting The Atom,” which is quite succulent but to long (7 minutes plus). This is just a taste from their tentatively titled LP5, which is set to land sometime early 2010. Some sources say that it will be titled Weather Underground.

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Cheryl Cole goes solo, Nadine Coyle goes solo

cherylcoleWhen the news broke out that Cheryl Cole is going to do a solo album it was both exciting and worrying a little bit. By all means, Cheryl is not my favorite. I think she has the worst voice out of all of them and she is the only one that sounds like she doesn’t like the Girls Aloud genre. She is more into hip hop and R&B and it shows from her dancing to her song choices. Plus, the only thing we have seen from her solo sphere is that utterly abhorrent collaboration with Will.I.Am. 

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