1) “Outstanding” – Lil Wayne [unreleased]. An edgier, Dr. Dre-produced track moves Lil Wayne’s smut away from pop towards a real hip-hop that suits him.
2) “Alors an dance” – Stromae (re-mix featuring Kanye West and Gilbere Forte] (9-2-2010]. A smokin’ hot dance track in European Clubs features Kanye remixing and rapping-up an already funky get-ur-booty-on-the-dancefloor track by Belgain singer-songwriter.
3) “Hot Tottie” – Usher feat. Jay-Z (8-24-2010). Sexy-ass R&B track by power hip-hop duo achieves new panty-dropping power.
4) “Little Lovin’” – Lissie [8-17-2010]. A favorite track of Roll’s when it was released as an EP last fall, this re-run on her debut full-length album captures Lissie’s dusky, willowy folk-pop at its best.
5) “Sun of a Gun” - Oh Land [US debut arrives this Fall]. Euro-siren ballerina from Denmark offers pop-pixie, alt-indie track with glam-sensibility.
6) “Obsession” – Sky Ferreira [9-14-2010]. With Mike Rizzo re-mixing, this foxy Portuguese-American girl from California belts out a big dance-pop for her debut album to be released in 2011.
7) “Stereo Love” – Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina [8-10-2010]. Eerie alt-indie euro-dance club track by musician, producer, performer and composer from Bucharest, Romania.
8) “Loving You No More” – Dirty Money featuring Drake [un-released]. The most recent mellow, auto-tuned track released by Bad Boy Records with a cameo by Drake.
9) “Costume Party” – Two Door Cinema Club [to be released]. Mixing electric polish with guitar driven hooks makes for a pop-driven number by emerging trio out of Northern Ireland.
10) “Giving up the Gun” – Vampire Weekend (9-7-2010). An alt-indie track that sounds like the rest of Vampire Weekend with a Paul Simon-twist.
11) “Fuck You” – Cee Lo Green [8-25-2010]. An old school funky-groove loaded up with a shitload of f-bombs.
12) “Where I’m Going” – Cut Copy (un-released). Australian indie electronic trio drop the summer’s joyful, hand-clapping rock tune. Come on! Lighters in the air, tripsters!
13) “Dressed in Dresden” -- The Hundred in the Hands [9-21-2010]. This Brooklyn-based duo fuses synth pop with post-punk and dream pop to churn out a danceable track on their debut full-length album.
14) “Letting Go (Dutty Love)” – Sean Kingston feat. Nicki Minaj [8-13-2010]. With his smooth Jamaican inflection and with a cameo by Nicki, the islander lays down another pop R&B track.
15) “Lay It Down” – Lloyd [8-31-2010]. A smooth, easy pre-game R&B track by urban crooner out of ATL.
16) “Pop the Trunk” – Yelawolf [7-27-2010]. A crisp and edgy hip-hop track by emerging underground rapper from Gadsen, Alabama.
17) “Worry About You” – 2 AM Club [9-14-2010]. Soul-inflected pop off debut album by band out of L.A.
18) “Nothing But Love” -- THE GRACIOUS FEW [9-14-2010]. Big phat rock sound with mighty guitar riffs comes from merging key members from two bands – LIVE and Candlebox.
19) “You Be Killin’ “Em” – Fabolous [8-31-2010]. Another hip-hop track praising shawty by East Coast rappers.
20) “Madder Red” – Yeasayer [8-9-2010]. Genre-bending band out of Brooklyn lays out indie track-titled EP.
21) “Groove Me” – Maximum Balloon [7-27-2010]. David Steik (founder of TV on the Radio) debut side project yields electric-mix-sound.
22) “All Night Long” – Buckcherry [8-3-2010]. Hard to resist good ‘ole down-home rock and roll by this L.A.-based metal band. Turn it up or turn it off, baby!
23) “Clap Your Hands” – The Ting Tings [un-released]. New Wave anthem with a hot button refrain – “Clap Your Hands if you’re working too hard” – from scrappy indie pop duo out of Manchester, UK.
24) “The Catalyst’ – Linkin Park [8-2-2010]. Stadium-worthy single release from SoCal mega band originally rooted in alt-metal and produced by Rick Rubins.
25) “Big Wave’ – Jenny and Johnny [8-30-2010]. Country-indie-rock-sounding track with a splash of retro off debut album by a pair of LA lovebirds.
26) “Stuttering” – FeFe Dobson (9-7-2010). Radio-ready bubble-gum pop by 18 year old songstress out of Toronto.
27) “Lost Where I Belong” -- Andreya Triana (9-7-2010). The smoky title track from this first full-length album by R&B soulstress out of the U.K. is innovative and ambient.
28) “I Like That” – Richard Vission and Static Revenge featuring Luciana [7-27-2010]. A naughty electronica dance club track by emerging house music producer, remixer and DJ born in Toronto and raised in SoCal.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
RollnSmokeRecords Presents: Best New Songs Released in Past 60 Days
1) “Alors an dance” – Stromae (re-mix featuring Kanye West and Gilbere Forte] (9-2-2010]. A smokin’ hot dance track in European Clubs features Kanye remixing and rapping-up an already funky get-ur-booty-on-the-dancefloor track by Belgain singer-songwriter.
2) “Sun of a Gun” - Oh Land [US debut arrives this Fall]. Euro-siren ballerina from Denmark offers pop-pixie, alt-indie track with glam-sensibility.
3) “Crave You” – Flight Facilities featuring Giselle [3-26-2010]. Ambient-disco-house groove by Sidney-based Australian duo.
4) “Fuck You” – Cee Lo Green [8-25-2010]. An old school funky-groove loaded up with a shitload of f-bombs.
5) “Hot Tottie” – Usher feat. Jay-Z (8-24-2010). Sexy-ass R&B track by power hip-hop duo achieves new panty-dropping power.
6) “Giving up the Gun” – Vampire Weekend (9-7-2010). An alt-indie track that sounds like the rest of Vampire Weekend with a Paul Simon-twist.
7) “La La La” – Auburn feat. Iyaz [6-1-2010]. A pop track with haunting back beat and eletronica auto-tunes finesse.
8) “Hurt” – Dirty Money featuring Drake [un-released]. The most recent mellow, auto-tuned track released by Bad Boy Records with a cameo by Drake.
9) “Where I’m Going” – Cut Copy (un-released). Australian indie electronic trio drop the summer’s joyful, hand-clapping rock tune. Come on! Lighters in the air, tripsters!
10) “Aston Martin Music” – Rick Ross featuring Drake and Chrisette Michelle [7-20-2010]. The Boss -- Rick Ross – Teams his gritty raps with a softer Drake and a melodious Chrisette Michele.
11) “Letting Go (Dutty Love)” – Sean Kingston feat. Nicki Minaj [8-13-2010]. With his smooth Jamaican inflection and with a cameo by Nicki, the islander lays down another pop R&B track.
12) “G.R.I.N.D.” – Asher Roth [7-27-2010]. In anticipation of his sophomore album, this lead track mixes [white, suburban Pennsylvania] raps with a simple, sometimes sappy and upbeat melody.
13) “Lay It Down” – Lloyd [8-31-2010]. A smooth, easy pre-game R&B track by urban crooner out of ATL.
14) “Pop the Trunk” – Yelawolf [7-27-2010]. A crisp and edgy hip-hop track by emerging underground rapper from Gadsen, Alabama.
15) “Madder Red” – Yeasayer [8-9-2010]. Genre-bending band out of Brooklyn lays out indie track-titled EP.
16) “Groove Me” – Maximum Balloon [7-27-2010]. David Steik (founder of TV on the Radio) debut side project yields electric-mix-sound.
17) “All Night Long” – Buckcherry [8-3-2010]. Hard to resist good ‘ole down-home rock and roll by this L.A.-based metal band. Turn it up or turn it off, baby!
18) “Clap Your Hands” – The Ting Tings [un-released]. New Wave anthem with a hot button refrain – “Clap Your Hands if you’re working too hard” – from scrappy indie pop duo out of Manchester, UK.
19) “The Catalyst’ – Linkin Park [8-2-2010]. Stadium-worthy single release from SoCal mega band originally rooted in alt-metal and produced by Rick Rubins.
20) “Big Wave’ – Jenny and Johnny [8-30-2010]. Country-indie-rock-sounding track with a splash of retro off debut album by a pair of LA lovebirds.
21) “Stuttering” – FeFe Dobson (9-7-2010). Radio-ready bubble-gum pop by 18 year old songstress out of Toronto.
22) “Lost Where I Belong” -- Andreya Triana (9-7-2010). The smoky title track from this first full-length album by R&B soulstress out of the U.K. is innovative and ambient.
23) “I Like That” – Richard Vission and Static Revenge featuring Luciana [7-27-2010]. A naughty electronica dance club track by emerging house music producer, remixer and DJ born in Toronto and raised in SoCal.
24) “Say You’ll Haunt Me” – Stone Sour [7-13-2010]. A classic rock sound from band that moves a sound somewhere between Metallica and Alice in Chains.
CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE @ PLAYLIST.COM
“Crystal Meth Christian” – Teddybears feat. The Flaming Lips [un-released]. Electronic-leaning Swedish beatmasters cook up warm, gurgling funk while the Lips’ Wayne Coyne points a finger at the titular Christian.
“My Best Theory” – Jimmy Eat World [9-28-2010]. Big sound lead track from forthcoming alt-rock album by power pop rockers.
2) “Sun of a Gun” - Oh Land [US debut arrives this Fall]. Euro-siren ballerina from Denmark offers pop-pixie, alt-indie track with glam-sensibility.
3) “Crave You” – Flight Facilities featuring Giselle [3-26-2010]. Ambient-disco-house groove by Sidney-based Australian duo.
4) “Fuck You” – Cee Lo Green [8-25-2010]. An old school funky-groove loaded up with a shitload of f-bombs.
5) “Hot Tottie” – Usher feat. Jay-Z (8-24-2010). Sexy-ass R&B track by power hip-hop duo achieves new panty-dropping power.
6) “Giving up the Gun” – Vampire Weekend (9-7-2010). An alt-indie track that sounds like the rest of Vampire Weekend with a Paul Simon-twist.
7) “La La La” – Auburn feat. Iyaz [6-1-2010]. A pop track with haunting back beat and eletronica auto-tunes finesse.
8) “Hurt” – Dirty Money featuring Drake [un-released]. The most recent mellow, auto-tuned track released by Bad Boy Records with a cameo by Drake.
9) “Where I’m Going” – Cut Copy (un-released). Australian indie electronic trio drop the summer’s joyful, hand-clapping rock tune. Come on! Lighters in the air, tripsters!
10) “Aston Martin Music” – Rick Ross featuring Drake and Chrisette Michelle [7-20-2010]. The Boss -- Rick Ross – Teams his gritty raps with a softer Drake and a melodious Chrisette Michele.
11) “Letting Go (Dutty Love)” – Sean Kingston feat. Nicki Minaj [8-13-2010]. With his smooth Jamaican inflection and with a cameo by Nicki, the islander lays down another pop R&B track.
12) “G.R.I.N.D.” – Asher Roth [7-27-2010]. In anticipation of his sophomore album, this lead track mixes [white, suburban Pennsylvania] raps with a simple, sometimes sappy and upbeat melody.
13) “Lay It Down” – Lloyd [8-31-2010]. A smooth, easy pre-game R&B track by urban crooner out of ATL.
14) “Pop the Trunk” – Yelawolf [7-27-2010]. A crisp and edgy hip-hop track by emerging underground rapper from Gadsen, Alabama.
15) “Madder Red” – Yeasayer [8-9-2010]. Genre-bending band out of Brooklyn lays out indie track-titled EP.
16) “Groove Me” – Maximum Balloon [7-27-2010]. David Steik (founder of TV on the Radio) debut side project yields electric-mix-sound.
17) “All Night Long” – Buckcherry [8-3-2010]. Hard to resist good ‘ole down-home rock and roll by this L.A.-based metal band. Turn it up or turn it off, baby!
18) “Clap Your Hands” – The Ting Tings [un-released]. New Wave anthem with a hot button refrain – “Clap Your Hands if you’re working too hard” – from scrappy indie pop duo out of Manchester, UK.
19) “The Catalyst’ – Linkin Park [8-2-2010]. Stadium-worthy single release from SoCal mega band originally rooted in alt-metal and produced by Rick Rubins.
20) “Big Wave’ – Jenny and Johnny [8-30-2010]. Country-indie-rock-sounding track with a splash of retro off debut album by a pair of LA lovebirds.
21) “Stuttering” – FeFe Dobson (9-7-2010). Radio-ready bubble-gum pop by 18 year old songstress out of Toronto.
22) “Lost Where I Belong” -- Andreya Triana (9-7-2010). The smoky title track from this first full-length album by R&B soulstress out of the U.K. is innovative and ambient.
23) “I Like That” – Richard Vission and Static Revenge featuring Luciana [7-27-2010]. A naughty electronica dance club track by emerging house music producer, remixer and DJ born in Toronto and raised in SoCal.
24) “Say You’ll Haunt Me” – Stone Sour [7-13-2010]. A classic rock sound from band that moves a sound somewhere between Metallica and Alice in Chains.
CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE @ PLAYLIST.COM
“Crystal Meth Christian” – Teddybears feat. The Flaming Lips [un-released]. Electronic-leaning Swedish beatmasters cook up warm, gurgling funk while the Lips’ Wayne Coyne points a finger at the titular Christian.
“My Best Theory” – Jimmy Eat World [9-28-2010]. Big sound lead track from forthcoming alt-rock album by power pop rockers.
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