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" 99-CENT DJ MC music guy Scott Frampton&amp;#039;s dead-of-winter playlist that promises to warm you up. &amp;quot;Game Over,&amp;quot; VV BROWN. Britney Spears, a Bond theme song, and Gene Kelly make up the Venn diagram of influential sounds for this pop fantasia. The British bombshell&amp;#039;s soulful sass makes the &amp;quot;nah-na-nah&amp;quot; chorus irresistible. &amp;quot;The Uncomfortable Truth&amp;quot; NNEKA. She&amp;#039;s known as the Nigerian Erykah Badu. You&amp;#039;ll know her for modern R&amp;amp;amp;B laced with hip-hop, defiant lyrics, and a sexy, scratchy voice that alternates between a whisper and a scream. &amp;quot;Heaven Can Wait,&amp;quot; CHARLOTTE GAINSBOURG AND BECK. Their adorably uneven, electro-folk duet dances around a jug-band rhythm like flower children around a maypole.  &amp;quot;Forever Me,&amp;quot; THE WATSON TWINS. As sisters Chandra and Leigh&amp;#039;s harmonies wrap around hissing cymbals and jazzy guitar, this languorous, closing-time cabaret song builds into a long, slow good-night kiss to melt all your late-winter blues. &amp;quot;Madder Red,&amp;quot; YEASAYER. With its Alpine yodeling and synths burbling like a mountain stream, this dreamy, catchy reincarnation of &amp;#039;80s New Romantics pop is as pleasantly unexpected as a patch of edelweiss growing in the cracked sidewalks of Brooklyn. &amp;quot;A Lifeless Ordinary,&amp;quot; MOTION CITY SOUNDTRACK. I&amp;#039;m a loser, baby, so why don&amp;#039;t you date me? As its lyrics make romance out of malaise, this song&amp;#039;s fuzzy guitars, boyish vocals, and pop melody are so sweet, you just might decide to.  DOWNLOAD THIS PLAYLIST "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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