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"Listen to our ten favourite new songs below, including Ke$ha, Girls Aloud, Jakwob and Dragonette.  Ke$ha: &amp;#039;C&amp;#039;mon&amp;#039; (release date tbc) &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a full moon tonight, so we&amp;#039;re getting rowdy,&amp;quot; Ke$ha insists on her latest track. Given her non-stop partying ways we&amp;#039;re surprised she needs an excuse for another glitter-fuelled orgy, but at least it results in another glorious neon-pop gem. RC        Girls Aloud: &amp;#039;Beautiful &amp;#039;Cause You Love Me&amp;#039; (November 26) Like all Girls Aloud ballads, this one takes a few listens to really sink in. But once it has, a floating chorus and a sterling vocal performance from Nicola Roberts makes it rather enjoyable. LC      will.i.am ft. Britney Spears: &amp;#039;Scream &amp;amp; Shout&amp;#039; (release date tbc) Pop music fans should be well aware at this point that will.i.am&amp;#039;s songs take a few listens to grow on the ears. As such, on first hearing his latest hookup with Britney on &amp;#039;Scream &amp;amp; Shout&amp;#039;, we&amp;#039;ll admit the whole thing was a bit confusing. However, repeated listens reveal it to be a surprisingly catchy robo-pop stomper. RC       Rihanna ft. Kanye: &amp;#039;Diamonds&amp;#039; (N/A) It&amp;#039;s been a huge hit already, but that hasn&amp;#039;t stopped Riri looking to Kanye to add more drama on &amp;#039;Diamonds&amp;#039; - and did he just mention the Illuminati? LC      Sub Focus: &amp;#039;Tidal Wave&amp;#039; (out now) Flicking synths, tumbling beats and Alpine&amp;#039;s wistful vocal make this one of Sub Focus&amp;#039;s most addictive cuts to date, and proves that electronic music isn&amp;#039;t on its way out just yet. LC      Kelly Clarkson: &amp;#039;People Like Us&amp;#039; (out November 26) We&amp;#039;re still enjoying her current single &amp;#039;Catch My Breath&amp;#039;, which trails her greatest hits album later this month, but we&amp;#039;re more than happy for Kelly Clarkson to unveil more new tracks from the retrospective. &amp;#039;People Like Us&amp;#039; is a similar electro-thumper with a breezy, sing-songy chorus that only Kelly knows how. RC       Wiz Khalifa ft. The Weeknd: &amp;#039;Remember You&amp;#039; (out December 2) The Pittsburgh rapper has called in Canadian R&amp;amp;B star The Weeknd for vocal duties on his latest track, which is a spacey, atmospheric number that shows significant growth since last year&amp;#039;s Rolling Papers. His second album O.N.I.F.C follows on December 3. RC       Macklemore &amp;amp; Ryan Lewis: &amp;#039;Thrift Shop&amp;#039; (release date tbc) After a string of unsuccessful singles, Ben Haggerty aka Macklemore finally scored a hit album in the States last month with the help of producer/director/DJ Ryan Lewis. What&amp;#039;s more, their latest single &amp;#039;Thrift Shop&amp;#039; - an addictive slice of comedy rap - is steadily finding success across the globe. RC       Jakwob: &amp;#039;Blinding&amp;#039; (out now) Herefordian producer Jakwob has come a long way since his bootleg remix of Ellie Goulding&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Starry Eyed&amp;#039; - counting remixes for Usher, Lana Del Rey and Jessie J among his accomplishments. His new single with vocalist Rocky Nti fuses dubstep wobbles and soft piano with impressive results. LC      Dragonette: &amp;#039;Merry Xmas (Says Your Text Message)&amp;#039; (released November 20) Each year brings another collection of festive hit reworkings, so it&amp;#039;s refreshing when an artist records their own original Christmas tracks. Dragonette are on hand this year to offer an electronic-pop festive ditty, complete with a sing-along chorus and a bell-shake here and there. LC      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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