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"Katy B ft. Jessie Ware: &amp;#039;Aaliyah&amp;#039; (out now) One surprise we weren&amp;#039;t expecting this month was the release of Katy B&amp;#039;s new EP &amp;#039;Danger&amp;#039;, which is available for free now. For only a taster of what&amp;#039;s to come on her new album early next year, it&amp;#039;s astonishingly good; particularly the Jessie Ware-assisted dub-dance track &amp;#039;Aaliyah&amp;#039;.       Devlin ft. Diane Birch: &amp;#039;Rewind&amp;#039; (out January 27) After scoring his first top ten single with &amp;#039;Watchtower&amp;#039; earlier this year, Devlin returns with an even more chart-friendly cut in the form of &amp;#039;Rewind&amp;#039;. But while the melody sounds suspiciously like Heart&amp;#039;s 1987 hit &amp;#039;Alone&amp;#039;, he gets plus points for teaming up with US singer-songwriter Diane Birch.       Diana Vickers: &amp;#039;Bright Eyes&amp;#039; (release date n/a) We have to admit, we&amp;#039;ve been enjoying all the Diana Vickers songs that have been popping up online over the last few months. Her latest is a wistful slice of electro with an ear-snagging chorus that fortunately includes the attached message: &amp;quot;Diana Vickers returns in early 2013&amp;quot;.       MIA: &amp;#039;atTENTion&amp;#039; (release date tbc) The singer proved that pestering stars on Twitter can pay off, after she released a new track following a fan&amp;#039;s complaint about her lack of new material. The song itself is a typically head-spinning mix of tribal beats and electronic squiggles, but as usual she manages to pull it off.      Fenech-Soler: &amp;#039;All I Know&amp;#039; (out now) The Northamptonshire electropop quartet quietly put out their latest single back in October, but after making Radio 1&amp;#039;s playlist last week, it finally appears to be getting the recognition it sorely deserves. Could 2013 be their year?      Elliphant: &amp;#039;Down on Life&amp;#039; (out January 14) &amp;quot;We are waking up in a pile of s**t,&amp;quot; Elliphant claim on their appropriately-titled new single. Led by Swedish singer Elli, the track&amp;#039;s bouncy electro beats and Caribbean-styled vocal wouldn&amp;#039;t sound out of place on a Rihanna album.       Tamar Braxton: &amp;#039;Love and War&amp;#039; (release date tbc) Toni&amp;#039;s youngest sister has so far failed to find success in the music biz, but her latest R&amp;amp;B ballad - while no &amp;#039;Un-Break My Heart - has picked up considerable buzz in the US.       M83: &amp;#039;Wait&amp;#039; (out now) The French artist known by his mates as Anthony Gonzalez rounds off a successful year with &amp;#039;Wait&amp;#039;; an emotional ballad accompanied by a stunning visual that also serves as the final instalment of his collaboration with The Creators Project.       Angel Haze: &amp;#039;Galaxy&amp;#039; (out now) Ahead of making this year&amp;#039;s BBC Sound of 2013 longlist, rising rapper Angel Haze dropped a new track titled &amp;#039;Galaxy&amp;#039;. It&amp;#039;s a spacious, synthy affair sponsored by Samsung (she recorded in their &amp;quot;studio&amp;quot;) that might sound cheesy on paper, but the result is surprisingly good.      Carly Rae Jepsen: &amp;#039;Almost Said It&amp;#039; (out now) With her current UK single &amp;#039;This Kiss&amp;#039; failing to do the business chart-wise even in her hometown Canada, Carly Rae Jepsen has taken a different tack for her next native release. &amp;#039;Almost Said It&amp;#039; is a gentle ballad that might lack the pep of &amp;#039;Call Me Maybe&amp;#039;, but it&amp;#039;s just as sweet.       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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