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SELENA GOMEZ - COME AND GET IT

"Come & Get It" is a song by American recording artist Selena Gomez, taken from her upcoming debut solo album. It was released on April 8, 2013 by Hollywood Records as the lead single from the album. The song was written by Ester Dean, Mikkel S. Eriksen, and Tor E. Hermansen and was produced by Stargate. "Come & Get It" is a mid-tempo pop song with elements of Indian music; lyrically, it describes a female lover's attempt to rekindle a previously ended romance. Upon its release, "Come & Get It" received favorable reviews from music critics, who praised its musical diversity from Gomez's previous work.

30 SECONDS TO MARS - UP IN THE AIR

The band 30 Seconds to Mars is out with new single "Up in the Air", and the single literally skyrocketed into the record books.
American rock band 30 Seconds to Mars, led by the gorgeously talented actor Jared Leto, has been churning out music since 2002, making a name for themselves in 2005 with the release of "The Kill" and its accompanying hit album. Since then, the band has still been going on strong, breaking world records and writing new music, with each album achieving a higher peak position on the Billboard 200 than their last, but "The Kill" still remains their most successful, and my personal favorite single to date. With a fourth studio album on the horizon, currently set for a May 21 release, the band is hoping to have another Hot 100 smash with with the recent release of Love, Lust, Faith + Dreams' lead single "Up in the Air", which literally had its premiere up in space, aboard the International Space Station. The new single marks their first since 2010's Kanye West-assisted "Hurricane" which failed to make the splash they were hoping for.

"Up in the Air" opens with the band's traditional rock-n-roll sound, but accompanied this time around with synthesizers and more of an uptempo, techno-inspired beat than we are used to hearing from the group. I'm sure some fans were thrown off. The song is no "From Yesterday" or "Attack", it represents a desire to change things up a bit. The band is still present, more alter and willing to give their fans something new and different. Leto's vocals are as powerful as they have been since the band's debut, it still surprises me every time a new song is released. With a message of a lost love they wish to get back, Leto screams "up in the air, f***ed up our life, all of the laws I broke and loves that I sacrificed". I'm sure he gets his point across.

While the singer may feel this is the end of his life in terms of love and desire, there is still some hope left in his voice. He is still chasing dreams as the song comes off as an anthem of strength and perseverance. There are so many emotions thrown into the four and a half minute track and all of them are able to come through. The sound the band is showcasing now is new enough to keep building a larger audience, but still representative of who they have always been in order to not ostracize the loyalty with their current admirers. The production is a good listen, the lyrics seem heartfelt and personal as always, and the vocals create a nice lead single. "Up in the Air" has pleased me as a fan of 10 years and certainly built up the buzz and excitement I was expecting. Good job guys!

Daft Punk feat Pharell Williams - Get Ready

After weeks of teasing, Daft Punk's sparkly disco ball of a new single is finally here.
The campaign for Daft Punk's forthcoming album Random Access Memories has been a masterclass in teasing. Unfolding like the various levels of a promotional campaign for a blockbuster film – including gigantic billboard posters, TV trailers and behind-the-scenes featurettes – it has repositioned the duo as an event band following 2005's disappointing (and low-selling) Human After All and 2010's underwhelming Tron soundtrack.

Mind you, all this teasing has also lead to a certain amount of frustration, with the various snippets of the album's first single Get Lucky eventually being stitched together to create a fake version of the song that fooled some radio stations into playing it. Or maybe they weren't fooled at all – maybe they knew it would force the duo into releasing the actual song quicker, which they did last night on iTunes. Featuring an unmistakable guitar riff from Nile Rodgers and the equally recognisable falsetto of Pharrell Williams (this is the best thing he's been involved with for a long time, by the way), Get Lucky eschews the crunching electronics of their last album and the vocoder-lead future-disco of Discovery in favour of lithe "funk grooves" (apologies) that seem to have been transported directly from an underlit 70s dancefloor.

In fact, the song has a sort of all-encompassing timelessness to it – the sort of song that could work in a club and at a wedding reception (seriously, imagine uncle Dave getting down to this). All together now: "we're up all night to get lucky".

Get Lucky is out now. Random Access Memories is released on 20 May.

Jetpack Sally feat. Diane O�Sullivan � MAD

Over the past few years, Beirut has gained significant universal recognition for becoming one of the top dance capitals in the world.
Home to an overwhelming arsenal of A-list venues, worldclass events and concerts and an army of devoted clubbers, it was only a matter of time before the city gave birth to its first electronic music heroes.

Enter Jetpack Sally, an improbable duo of ass-kicking, deep web dwelling, lightsaber wielding producers sprung from the
intricate patchwork of the Lebanese nightlife.

Their debut single "MAD" featuring the enchanting vocals of Diane O'Sullivan has been adopted as the official anthem for
one of the biggest club venues in the Middle East.

A genuine bigroom banger, the track celebrates hedonism in its various forms by fervently urging people to let go of their inhibitions and "go mad, as life should be".

Download it for free by visiting www.jetpacksally.com

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