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"Listen to our ten favourite forthcoming releases this week, including Calvin Harris, Santigold, Plan B and Norah Jones.  Calvin Harris ft. Ne-Yo: &amp;#039;Let&amp;#039;s Go&amp;#039; (release date TBC) After gaining international success with R&amp;amp;B&amp;#039;s baddest gal Rihanna on &amp;#039;We Found Love&amp;#039;, Calvin Harris has teamed up with the star&amp;#039;s longtime collaborator Ne-Yo for his own single. The third cut to be lifted from the DJ&amp;#039;s upcoming album, it&amp;#039;s a throw-your-hands-up mix of big breakdowns and thudding beats, which leads us to ask: can we have that third LP soon please, Calv? LC       Plan B: &amp;#039;ill Manors&amp;#039; (out March 25) Having toured the UK (and other corners of the planet) several times over with his soul-tinged Strickland Banks album, Plan B aka Ben Drew has gone back to his hip-hop roots for his next LP. Tying in with the film of the same name (though not a soundtrack), &amp;#039;ill Manors&amp;#039; is a hectic rap number about the state of the UK, held in a vice-like grip by a head-spinning string section. Listen to the track below: RC       Santigold: &amp;#039;Disparate Youth&amp;#039; (released: out now) We recently learned that LMFAO make Sanitgold cry and that she believes pop music is in a bad way. Hoping to be the genre&amp;#039;s antidote, the singer has released &amp;#039;Disparate Youth&amp;#039;, which is a Caribbean-tinged combo of head-swaying piano and jolts of spit-fire guitar. It&amp;#039;s definitely a good start. LC      Graham Coxon: &amp;#039;What&amp;#039;ll It Take&amp;#039; (out now) Just before Blur possibly unveil new material, Graham Coxon will put out his upcoming album A+E on April 2. The set&amp;#039;s lead cut &amp;#039;What&amp;#039;ll It Take&amp;#039; is a perky mix of Britpop melodies underscored by rumbling guitars and quirky electronics. What&amp;#039;s more, the video features a collection of moves sent in by 85 fans from 22 countries, which forms a multimedia savvy force that is sure to be terrorising the extras in a future Doctor Who episode. LC      Norah Jones: &amp;#039;Happy Pills&amp;#039; After briefly collaborating on last year&amp;#039;s Rome, we&amp;#039;ll admit that the prospect of a full record from Danger Mouse and Norah Jones was more than a little exciting. The lead single from her forthcoming album Little Broken Hearts - out April 30 - has all the calling cards of a classic Norah track, albeit with a subtle but unmistakable shift in sound. RC       Bastille: &amp;#039;Overjoyed&amp;#039; (released: April 30) Dan Smith-fronted band Bastille have quickly gained themselves a cult following. After releasing a mixtape and playing a handful of shows across the UK, they will release their debut single &amp;#039;Overjoyed&amp;#039; on Virgin Records in April. The song is a subtle composition of glitchy guitars and beats that serve as backdrop for Smith&amp;#039;s raspy vocal. Expect the debut album later this year. LC      Sub Focus: &amp;#039;Out The Blue&amp;#039; (out April 30) Nick Douwma aka Sub Focus returns next month with &amp;#039;Out The Blue&amp;#039;; a squiggly electronic number with a guest spot from indie siren Alice Gold. It may only be March, but we have a sneaking suspicion this will dominate dance floors across Europe in the summer months. RC   Smiler ft. Lana Del Rey: &amp;#039;Spender&amp;#039; (released: available now as free download) Luck is firmly on the side of south London rapper Smiler after he snapped up vocals from Lana Del Rey just before she became a big name. &amp;#039;Spender&amp;#039; hears the chanteuse sample Dame Shirley Bassey&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Big Spender&amp;#039;, while Smiler spits rhymes over hip-hop beats and siren-like synths. The result is another well-judged take on the &amp;#039;60s classic. LC      iAm1: &amp;#039;Watching&amp;#039; (out March 19) Say hello to Oli Rose and Jamie Wallace aka iAM1, who have been steadily making a name for themselves by working with Tinie Tempah and Dizzee Rascal&amp;#039;s producers, as well as getting one of their tracks featured on a major PC game. Their latest number &amp;#039;Watching&amp;#039; is an effortless blend of grime and folk that wouldn&amp;#039;t sound out of place on an Ed Sheeran record. RC       MONSTA: &amp;#039;Holdin&amp;#039; On&amp;#039; (release date TBC) There&amp;#039;s not much room left in the crowded dubstep-pop market, but newcomers MONSTA - made of production duo Pegasus and soul singer Bryn Christopher - still manage to stand out with their glitchy electronic rhythms and punchy, head-spinning production. Their new single &amp;#039;Holdin&amp;#039; On&amp;#039; is, much like their other work, a mix of influences from music legends and today&amp;#039;s chart friendly superstars. RC       Which are your favourite tracks on this week&amp;#039;s playlist? What new releases are you looking forward to? Leave your comments in the box below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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