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"Listen to our ten favourite new songs below, including Aiden Grimshaw, Cheryl Cole, Hot Chip and Lana Del Rey.  Aiden Grimshaw: &amp;#039;Is This Love&amp;#039; (out June 3) By now we are all aware that the success of X Factor runner-ups generally eclipses that of the winning act. Keeping the trend alive, Aiden Grimshaw has channeled his tense performance style into a moody dub-ballad that lies somewhere between Chase &amp;amp; Status and Hurts. LC       Cheryl Cole: &amp;#039;Call My Name&amp;#039; (out June 18) With Calvin Harris currently dominating the airwaves, we&amp;#039;ll admit we were concerned that Cheryl&amp;#039;s new track - produced by the DJ - would fail to match the heights of, say, Rihanna&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;We Found Love&amp;#039;. Fortunately, &amp;#039;Call My Name&amp;#039; not only sounds completely different, it&amp;#039;s subtle hooks furrow deeper with every listen. RC       Rudimental ft. John Newman: &amp;#039;Feel The Love&amp;#039; (out May 28) Say hello to Rudimental; a Hackney-based quartet of musicians and DJs whose latest track is quickly gathering steam on radio as well as online. There&amp;#039;s a lot going on in &amp;#039;Feel The Love&amp;#039;, but they somehow make the blend of grime, dubstep, garage, soul and even a trumpet section seem effortless. RC       Lana Del Rey: &amp;#039;Carmen&amp;#039; (out now) It&amp;#039;s been a few weeks since Lana Del Rey caused a bit of controversy, so what better way to set tongues wagging than to release the most marmite song on your current album? RC       Hot Chip: &amp;#039;Night and Day&amp;#039; (out June 4) &amp;#039;Night and Day&amp;#039; is the first single from Hot Chip&amp;#039;s new album In Our Heads, and its creeping bassline and a spooky organ would serve as the perfect soundtrack for a hipster toting ghost train. In short: it&amp;#039;s pretty darn good. LC      Sneakbo: &amp;#039;Sing For Tomorrow&amp;#039; (out June 4) Songs about an artist&amp;#039;s struggle from rags to riches are a dime a dozen, but a good one can make a career. Enter Sneakbo and guest vocalist L Marshall, who provide an epic hip-hop ballad laden with heavy beats, inspirational raps and a choir section or two. LC      Carrie Underwood: &amp;#039;Good Girl&amp;#039; (out now in the US, May 7 in the UK) The country star has finally announced her first ever headline show in the UK and will be performing hits from her new album Blown Away. Lead single &amp;#039;Good Girl&amp;#039; hears the American Idol alumnus embrace a harder and rockier country sound, which we&amp;#039;re sure has more than enough power to fill the grand confines of London&amp;#039;s Royal Albert Hall come June. LC      Flo Rida: &amp;#039;Whistle&amp;#039; (out now) Despite our best attempts, we can&amp;#039;t resist Flo Rida&amp;#039;s output over the past year. His latest chart botherer may be a rare slower (and feature-less) moment from the rapper, but it&amp;#039;s packed with the usual smutty lyrics and annoyingly addictive hooks. RC       Zinc: &amp;#039;Goin In&amp;#039; (out June 4) Zinc is signed to Rinse FM so it&amp;#039;s only natural that his latest track continues the roster&amp;#039;s penchant for a fuzzy electronic anthem. Big beats, scuzzy reverb and cameos from labelmates Rosko and Katy B make the video worth a spin or two. LC      DJ Adam ft. Master Shortie: &amp;#039;We Came To Party&amp;#039; (out May 14) Those not familiar with DJ Adam will no doubt recognise many of the songs he&amp;#039;s been involved with in a career that spans over ten years, which has seen him work with the likes of Tinie Tempah, Akon, So Solid Crew and Artful Dodger. His latest single &amp;#039;We Came To Party&amp;#039; is a sweaty, high wired club anthem built for this summer&amp;#039;s dancefloors. RC       Which are your favourite tracks 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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