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[Official Video] Angels We Have Heard On High - Pentatonix

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CHILDISH GAMBINO DEBUTS “THE CRAWL” IN TX

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Playlist: 10 tracks you need to hear

Britney Spears: 'Perfume' (out now in the US)
It's not often that we get a ballad from Britney Spears; so when she does decide to put one out, the expectation is going to be high - especially when hitmaker Sia is at the helm. But after the endless teasing from its producers and the woman herself, we're pleased to report that 'Perfume' lives up to the hype; although it'll take a few listens to sink in.

 

Aiden: 'Satisfy Me' ('Aiden' EP out on November 26) 
The former X Factor contestant returns sans surname and with a brand new image ahead of his new EP release later this month. Co-helmed by Dimitri Tikovoi (Charli XCX, Mikky Ekko), 'Satisfy Me' feels like a natural progression from the slick (and occasionally wobbly) pop of his debut album to a synth-driven sound that's surprisingly slick. 



Lady Gaga: 'Dope' (out now) 
Her new album ARTPOP may have leaked online ahead of its release, but Gaga has pressed on with her latest buzz single 'Dope'; an emotional ballad about a tricky break-up told over weighty piano thuds and bobbing synths. 

 

A Great Big World ft. Christina Aguilera: 'Say Something' (out now in the US) 
What Christina Aguilera wants, Christina Aguilera gets. After falling in love with A Great Big World's emotional piano ballad 'Say Something', the singer insisted that she jumped on the track. The result is one of her most understated outings in recent memory, and it's all the better for it. 

 

Katy B: 'I Like You' (out now) 
For the B-side of her new single '5am', Katy B returns to her Peckham roots on 'I Like You'. Produced by Berlin garage DJ George FitzGerald, the track hear's Katy's vocal effortlessly bounce off late-night house thumps and a hypnotic chorus.



Demi Lovato: 'Let It Go' (out now in the US, Frozen out December 6) 
The singer has recorded a track for Disney's new film Frozen which, unsurprisingly, is a ballsy, fists-in-the-air anthem about finding the strength to go it alone. 

 

Joel Compass ft. Pusha T: 'Run' (out now 
We wrote about how much we enjoyed 20-year-old Londoner Joel Compass and his alt-R&B song 'Run' only a few weeks ago. And given that US rapper Pusha T has since recorded a guest skit for it, we're guessing we're not the only ones. 



Disclosure: 'Apollo' (out now) 
They may have missed out on last week's Mercury Prize, but Disclosure continue to push forward with the unveiling of spacious house track 'Apollo', which they told us they've put out "purely for the fun of it" and not ahead of a re-release of their debut album Settle. 



James Vincent McMorrow: 'Cavalier' (out now) 
The rising Irish singer recently sent hype machines into overdrive with his latest effort, which marks a shift into new sonic territory from his 2011 debut. His second LP Post Tropical follows in January next year. 

 

Chromatone: 'Flyin'' (out now) 
He's been producing electronic music for over a decade, but Chromatone could well crack the top 40 charts with 'Flyin'', which blends squelchy beats with highly addictive pop hooks. 

 



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New Music: Flume Feat. Ghostface Killah & Autre Ne Veut “Space Cadet”

21-year-old Flume may be one of Australia’s most exciting electronic producers, but he’s got his ear to the streets when it comes to hip-hop. As part of a four-disc deluxe edition re-release of his self-titled debut album, Flume is putting out The Mixtape, a side project that stars some of rap’s most seasoned vets and promising newcomers alike, including Killer Mike, M.O.P., Freddie Gibbs, Stalley and Boldy James.

It definitely promises exciting results on paper, and our suspicions are confirmed on “Space Cadet,” a collaboration between Flume, Ghostface Killah and singer Autre Ne Veut. Like the title suggests, this is a journey into the unknown musical territory. But then you remember that Tony Starks’ sharp rhymes can mesh with almost any genre.

Stream “Space Cadet,” plus Flume’s collaborations with Stalley and Freddie Gibbs, after the jump…

New Music: Flume Feat. Ghostface Killah & Autre Ne Veut “Space Cadet”

New Music: Flume Feat. Stalley “Intro”

New Music: Flume Feat. Freddie Gibbs “Holdin On”

Flume The Mixtape (Tracklisting):

1. Intro (Feat. Stalley)
2. Space Cadet (Feat. Ghostface Killah & Autre Ne Veut)
3. Insane (Feat. Killer Mike & Moon Holiday)
4. Stay Close (Feat. Boldy James, Alexander Spit & Aaron Cohen)
5. Holdin On (Feat. Freddie Gibbs)
6. Change (Feat. How To Dress Well)
7. Warm Thoughts (Feat. Grande Marshall & Goldie Glo)
8. Sleepless (Feat. Twin Shadow & Jezzabell Doran)
9. HyperParadise (Feat. M.O.P.) (Mixtape Version)

(Via Complex)

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Must Watch: Reverend Omarosa Spars With Bethenny Frankel…On Her Own Show

Omarosa sure knows how to heat things up. Forgive us. That’s Reverend Omarosa.

The reality star and now ordained minister paid a visit to the Bethenny show today, seizing the opportunity to confront host Bethenny Frankel on comments she made about her in the past.

Never one to hold back, the 39-year-old’s exchange with her Apprentice cast-mate quite literally must be seen to be believed. Divas, remember the word “mediocre”…

While there’s arguably truth embedded in some of Omarosa’s words, this serves as yet another example of how polarizing she is. On the one hand, there’s those who are grossly offended, while others stand up and applaud her audacity, her tenacity, and her unbridled delivery. As for us, we fall somewhere in the middle. One thing is certain, though, after ten years in the game, Omarosa still knows how to get folk talking!

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