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Closer by Ne-Yo Click to download.

In the Ayer by Flo-rida ft. Will.i.am Click to download.

I love this band. I cant help feature the new video of The Ting Tings' Shut Up and Let Me Go. The video is so beautiful and unique. When I say its good, its really GOOD. The Ting Tings - Shut Up And Let Me Go AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! That, describes how I feel. watcha think? Download: Shut Up and Let Me Go (mp3)

I'd swim across lake Michigan I'd sell my shoes. I'd give my body to be back again. In the rest of the room. To be alone with you. You gave your body to the lonely. They took your clothes. You gave up a wife and a family. You gave your goals. To be alone with me. You went up on a tree. To be alone with me you went up on the tree. I'll never know the man who loved me. To Be Alone With You by Sufjan Stevens Click to download.

The Cliks he Cliks are a Canadian rock band, consisting of Lucas Silveira (vocalist/guitarist), Jen Benton (bass), Morgan Doctor (drums), and Nina Martinez (guitar). Their major label debut album, Snakehouse was released on April 24, 2007 by Warner Music in Canada and Tommy Boy Records in the United States. “I was in a six-and-a-half year relationship that came to a really, really messy end. After the breakup, both of my band members quit. It was hard to take, because I was falling back on the music to take me to a place where I could keep myself going. My father had a stroke. My grandmother died. A friend of mine got rediagnosed with cancer after being cancer-free for four months. It was just one thing after another.” “I also started coming to terms with a lot of identity issues, being transgendered and all this stuff. I had a huge breakdown and decided I was either going to get through it or I wasn’t. And look at that: I came out of it with an amazing album and an amazing band. Somet...

Green Light by John Legend ft. Andre 3000(Outkast) Click to download.

I'm confused, I've got words I'd like to use But they've all been said before So I'm gonna use them all I Me You I'm Your by Jim Noir

Natalie Portman's Shaved Head Luke Smith and Shaun Libman always wanted to form an electronic band; the only problem was they couldn’t play any electronic instruments. After their initial attempt at being an “a cappella electronic band” failed, they turned to a nearby drum machine and synthesizer (both made before the members were born), and began experimenting with pop vocals about fruit snacks and girls’ faces that fell off at parties, sung over awkward electronic thumps. Eventually they learned to tame their noisemaking machines into booty-bouncing beat bangers and sweet-squirting synth strainers, and they recruited two more members, David Price and Claire England, from their musically-inclined friend pool to help lay down the law live. Soon, they began to rock like a real band—and dance, and thrust, and scream, and gyrate, and flail naked baby dolls … After only their first show at the grand opening of 826 Seattle, they were featured in three major local publications—The Strang...

Where I am is no limit, no walls, no ceilings. No intermission, so let, Let the party begin. Can You Hear Me by Enrique Iglesias Click to download.