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"Listen to our ten favourite new songs this week, including AlunaGeorge, Hurts, Charli XCX, Dido and Bastille.  AlunaGeorge: &amp;#039;Diver&amp;#039; (release date tbc) After being the most-blogged act of 2012 and being honoured in numerous 2013 preview lists, AlunaGeorge continue their penchant for an alternative R&amp;amp;B jam on &amp;#039;Diver&amp;#039;. Easy-going beats, daydream vocals and quirky squiggles reaffirm their position as one of the UK&amp;#039;s brightest new talents. LC       Hurts: &amp;#039;Miracle&amp;#039; (released March 10) The Manchester duo may have gone a bit Coldplay on us, but they&amp;#039;ve not lost their knack for an epic, stadium-shuddering chorus. Hopefully, the more radio-friendly sound means the UK catches up with mainland Europe in fully realising their amazingness. LC      The Pretty Reckless: &amp;#039;Kill Me&amp;#039; (released TBC) Ever the controversialist, Taylor Momsen asks people to kill her on the band&amp;#039;s latest track. Naturally, the teen rocker makes the pleas over growling guitar and strangely addictive head-banging solos. LC      BeBe Black: &amp;#039;Deathwish&amp;#039; (out January 21) Rising singer BeBe Black cites old-school Madonna, Siouxsie Sioux and Kate Bush as just some of her influences, all of which are neatly encapsulated in her new track &amp;#039;Deathwish&amp;#039;. The track itself is a relentless and moody affair that, to throw another name into the ring, puts us in mind of La Roux&amp;#039;s Elly Jackson. RC   Duke Dumont ft. A*M*E: &amp;#039;Need U (100%)&amp;#039; (out March 4) Rising singer A*M*E guest features on DJ Duke Dumont&amp;#039;s latest track, which she co-wrote with teenage wonder-kid MNEK (Saturdays, Rudimental). The juddery, ambient beats fused with sassy lyrics recalls some of the best of the &amp;#039;90s club classics. RC   Dido ft. Kendrick Lamar: &amp;#039;Let Us Move On&amp;#039; (out now) 2013 is the year Dido makes her long-awaited return to music. The British singer has teamed up with hip-hop newbie Kendrick Lamar for her new cut, which echoes her familiar style of hollered beats and wistful vocals. LC      Suede: &amp;#039;Barriers&amp;#039; (out now as free download) Suede have chosen a suitably anthemic track to head up their first album in ten years, which packs in plenty of the chantalong hooks they&amp;#039;re best known for. The LP, Bloodsports, follows in March this year. RC    Charli XCX: &amp;#039;You (Ha Ha Ha)&amp;#039; (release date tbc) After rounding off 2012 with her mixtape &amp;#039;Super Ultra&amp;#039;, Charli XCX has promptly kicked off 2013 with her new single &amp;#039;You (Ha Ha Ha)&amp;#039;. The track samples the Gold Panda song of the same name, but its distinctive lyrics find her honing a sound that falls somewhere in the Santigold/MIA section of pop. RC       Bastille: &amp;#039;Pompeii&amp;#039; (released February 24) They may have been frustratingly over-looked on a lot of 2013&amp;#039;s ones-to-watch lists, but with a new single this good, they will be just fine. Lion King-inspired chants, bounding drums and jolly organ taps make for some addictive folk-pop. LC       Peace: &amp;#039;Wraith&amp;#039; (out January 13) BBC Sound of 2013 longlisters Peace follow up the success of last year&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Delicious&amp;#039; EP with &amp;#039;Wraith&amp;#039;, which they describe as being about &amp;quot;falling in love with a prostitute, but not really a prostitute and not really falling in love&amp;quot;. Confused? So are we, but nonetheless we&amp;#039;re impressed with the results. RC       Which are your favourite songs on this week&amp;#039;s playlist? Leave your comments in the box below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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