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"Listen to our ten favourite forthcoming releases this week, including Katy Perry, Will Young, Sam Sparro and Nicki Minaj. Katy Perry: &amp;#039;Part of Me&amp;#039; Seemingly not content with the massive chart successes of Teenage Dream, Katy Perry will release a repackaged version of the set - titled The Complete Confection - on March 26. &amp;#039;Part of Me&amp;#039; will be included as one of three new songs and serve as KP&amp;#039;s new single. With lyrics like: &amp;quot;This is the part of me you&amp;#039;re never going to take away,&amp;quot; we can&amp;#039;t help but speculate that this song may be aimed at a certain British comic/actor. LC      Will Young: &amp;#039;Losing Myself&amp;#039; (out March 19) We weren&amp;#039;t sure which song Will should release next from his chart-topping Echoes album (because it&amp;#039;s all exceptionally brilliant), but having seen the accompanying music video for &amp;#039;Losing Myself&amp;#039;, we think he made the right decision. Produced by electro boff Richard X, the track&amp;#039;s lounge-pop beat and spacey synths are deceptively addictive. RC   Gym Class Heroes ft. Neon Hitch: &amp;#039;Ass Back Home&amp;#039; (out February 20) Since Travie McCoy returned to his Heroes clan after a brief solo stint, they&amp;#039;ve become leaders in the stadium rap-pop field. Their latest, which features rising star Neon Hitch, is another bouncy and radio-friendly track with a worryingly catchy chorus. The band&amp;#039;s new album, The Papercut Chronicles II, follows a week later. RC       Martin Solveig ft. Dragonette &amp;amp; Idoling!!!: &amp;#039;Big in Japan&amp;#039; (out now) Yes, it sounds their last hit &amp;#039;Hello&amp;#039;, but we&amp;#039;ll happily admit that we&amp;#039;re far from tired of this sound yet. Helmed by Madonna hitmaker Solveig, this sunny electropop number is, dare we say, considerably perkier that Madge&amp;#039;s recent efforts. Watch the official music video below: RC       Utah Saints vs. Drumsound &amp;amp; Bassline Smith: &amp;#039;What Can You Do For Me&amp;#039; (out February 26) Fans of Annie Mac&amp;#039;s Radio 1 show will no doubt already be familiar with this song, as well as the original version of this track, which was recorded by the same group in 1991 on a 1MB computer. The re-working has been injected with a serious dosage of &amp;#039;oomph&amp;#039;, but the vocal hooks remain as addictive as the original. Watch the official music video below: RC       Nicki Minaj: &amp;#039;Marilyn Monroe&amp;#039; (release TBC) After splitting opinion with her bluntly titled buzz track &amp;#039;Stupid Hoe&amp;#039;, Minaj showcases her softer side on leaked cut &amp;#039;Marilyn Monroe&amp;#039;. The track hears the star sing of self-confessed imperfection over light piano riffs, making it her most heart-warming song to date. LC      Sam Sparro: The Shallow End (release TBC) Busy tweaking his second studio album Return To Paradise before its release this spring, Sam Sparro has treated fans to one of the collection&amp;#039;s new tracks. &amp;#039;The Shallow End&amp;#039; is an effortlessly stylish mix of funky disco riffs and the singer&amp;#039;s soulful tones. Think Friendly Fires meets Scissor Sisters. LC      Far*East Movement: &amp;#039;Jello&amp;#039; (release TBC) Following their commercial breakthrough in 2010 with &amp;#039;Like A G6&amp;#039;, club-loving collective Far*East Movement are currently prepping their fourth studio album for release later this year. &amp;#039;Jello&amp;#039; - the lead single from the new LP - is a by-numbers mix of wobbly basslines and lyrics about watching &amp;#039;hot girls&amp;#039; walk down the street and dance in the club. LC      Angel ft. Wretch 32: &amp;#039;Go In, Go Hard&amp;#039; (out March 11) Recently shortlisted as one of MTV&amp;#039;s Brand New for 2012 acts, London-based crooner Angel has been touted as one to watch on the UK chart scene. He has teamed up with Wretch 32 for his official debut single &amp;#039;Go In, Go Hard&amp;#039;, which is a cool slice of electro-R&amp;amp;B with a crowd-rousing chorus ready for the arenas. LC      Perfume Genius: &amp;#039;Hood&amp;#039; Seattle-born Mike Hadreas aka Perfume Genius is hoping to make his mark in the UK later this year with the release of his second album Put Your Back N 2 It and a string of tour dates. Given that the music video for his new single &amp;#039;Hood&amp;#039; stars gay porn icon Arpad Miklos and his music is grade A sad-pop, we&amp;#039;re sure he won&amp;#039;t have much trouble drawing some attention. 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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