Katy B Feat. Ms. Dynamite - Lights On

A: Katy B Feat. Ms. Dynamite
S: Lights On
C: On A Mission (out 28.03.10)

It's dubstep - just saying. If any of you remember Ms. Dynamite, she was THE British R&B and HipHop hope per se. That was before she went off getting pregnant by her bodyguard and arrested for punching a police officer - pausing her career before it reached full potential (I love a drama). Rumor has it this year Lady Trouble is back with an album of her own, before collaborating with the gorgeoulicious Katy B, who I adore - just saying.

Martin Solveig & Dragonette - Hello

A: Martin Solveig & Dragonette
S: Hello
C: Boys & Girls - EP

Somewhere down under is the Australian Open's final today so I figured that on a day like today would be the only reasonable day to post the all-tennis-themed-video of Martin Solveig's collaboration with Dragonette. Although I am well aware that the video is set in Paris and not Melbourne, jeez -who cares about those juicy details. It is still nothing more than tennis, a ball flying over a net, big deal.

Creep Feat. Romy Madley-Croft (The XX) - Days

A: Creep Feat. Romy Madley-Croft (The XX)
S: Days
C: Days - EP

Moving on with fantastic giantastic collaborations: Romy Madley-Croft from The XX is featured by the brooklyn-based-whatever-they-are Creep. By the way, they are singed to a record company called 'Young Turks' - just saying, because I am, half - turk, not brooklyn-based, unfortunately. So anyway, the video is ace as can be and Romy's voice is my last year's favorite discovery anyways.

Patrick Wolf - The City

A: Patrick Wolf
S: The City
C: Lupercalia

Uuh, I was waiting all day yesterday for today to come so I could post Mr. Wolf's newest and latest song which I totally adore. I do recommend that you turn the your speakers on full blast and embrace the weekend! Now, some of you might remember Patrick with a different hair colour, which is probably because he changes it with every new record he releases. But at the dawn of his 5th album, it looks like he run out of colours.

Here We Go Magic - Casual

A: Here We Go Magic
S: Casual
C: Pigeons

Ha, what a coincidence (well maybe not, the two videos were kind of linked together on youtube), Here We Go Magic is another band that is signed to Secretly Canadian, the record company I was going on about yesterday. Anyway, the bands singer is Luke Temple, who some of you might know, just like that, or because a song of his was featured on Grey's Anatomy, which is why I discovered him. So, enjoy.

Windsor For The Derby - After Love

A: Windsor For The Derby
S: After Love
C: Against Love

Here's my piece of advice: Don't concentrate too much on the video, there isn't really much happening. It looks a bit like a fan-made clip, but it says 'official', which is fine with me. Second piece of advice: Since you won't be distracted by the visual aspect of the post, focus on the song and its lyrics completely - because they are gorgeous. Windsor are signed to 'Secretly Canadian' - great name for a record company.

Sun Airway - Put the Days Away

A: Sun Airway
S: Put the Days Away
C: Nocturne of Exploded Crystal Chandelier

Next up in my fantastic tutorial on 'Monotony Is Bliss' - which is still lacking a bit of appreciative euphoria but I am positive we will get there by the end of the year - are Sun Airway. Their singing voice sounds a bit like Chris Martin teamed up with that gorgeous singer from The National, and maybe a dash of Bono - not that I would know what U2 sound like because I'd obviously never put them on my playlist, or blog.