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The collaborative prayers of music bloggers everywhere have been answered in the form of “Just Desserts,” the diabolical new bitch-pop duet from Marina & the Diamonds and Charli XCX. Just in time for the girls’ join tour in the States this spring (oh please, let them perform this live together!), the buzzy British artists have joined to serve up sweet revenge on a bad ex-boyfriend in the new free download track.

With a naughty, flirty synth-line and devilishly twinkling piano flourishes, the electro-pop track is the perfect girl-power anthem for the pop pairing. Take a listen and download below:

Visit Marina and the Diamonds on Facebook here and check out Charli XCX on Facebook here. Be sure to catch the two on tour this spring.


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New York electro artist MNDR recently teamed up with Los Angeles DJ TOKiMONSTA (was there ever a better pairing?) on “Go With It,” an eclectic electronic track with smoky synths, a dreamy, moody beat, and sparky vocals. Out now on Ultra Records, the track is a super cool slice of smooth disco-lite, with subtle jungle beats, atmospheric production, and textural vocals compliments of Amanda Warner (MNDR).

Subsequently, the video accompanying the single is just as cinematic as the song itself, exploring, in a dreamy, nonlinear fantasy, the transition of a cool, emotional closed-off executive type to a loving man. In just under six minutes, the clip is like a mini-movie. Take a look below:

You can visit MNDR on Facebook here and TOKiMONSTA on Facebook here for more. “Go With It” is out now on Ultra Records.


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Canadian pop artist Anjulie recently dropped a new video for her upcoming single “Allison,” a bouncy, lo-fi alt-pop track about the cost of obsession and fame. In the clip, Anjulie teams up with electro-pop artist Lola Blanc who plays the titular character of Allison, the blue-haired object of Anjulie’s obsession.

Shot in a hazy downtown Los Angeles motel, the dreamy clip plays out like a dark, twisted fantasy, a candy-coated commentary on some of the darker downsides of pop culture celebrity and It Girl fame. Take a look:

Visit Anjulie on Facebook here and Lola Blanc on Facebook here.


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British electro-indie singer-songwriter Foxes, who we interviewed here, stars in electronic wunderkind Zedd’s latest music video for the blissed-out title track from his recently released (and highly acclaimed) debut album, ‘Clarity.’

The video for “Clarity” – a sweeping dance opus that is both euphoric and melancholy – is explosive and emotional, an immense and investing love story that finds Foxes wandering magnificent Egyptian deserts and colliding with a lover, literally and figuratively. Take a look:

Visit Foxes online here and Zedd online here.


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Lights and Kaskade have teamed up on a flawless new club track called “No One Knows Who We Are.” The collaboration sees the two come together on a massive progressive house smash, with sweeping synths and aggressive dance-floor beats. It’s a newer, clubbier sound for Canadian pop artist Lights, but one in which her crystalline vocal delivery is very welcome. Take a listen:

Visit Lights on Facebook here and Kaskade on Facebook here.