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"Kelis: &amp;#039;Rumble&amp;#039; (album Food out April 21) We had high hopes for &amp;#039;Rumble&amp;#039; when Kelis posted a selection of pictures from the music video shoot last year, which included sunbathing, flamingos and a giraffe named Stanley. Like its predecessor &amp;#039;Jerk Ribs&amp;#039;, the track is an infectious slice of carefree funk-soul that sets up her forthcoming collection Food as a strong contender for album of the summer.   Klaxons: &amp;#039;There Is No Other Time&amp;#039; (released March 23) After 2010&amp;#039;s Surfing the Void just about scraped the UK Top 10, Klaxons needed to make a loud statement with their comeback record. Their new single is definitely not what we expected it to be, but its grungy disco groove, electronic sprinkles and earworm melody make it a glorious return for the four-piece.      Iggy Azalea ft. Charli XCX: &amp;#039;Fancy&amp;#039; (out April 6) The Australian rapper has called on the talents of singer-songwriter Charli XCX, who has penned her a rather catchy chorus for her latest track &amp;#039;Fancy&amp;#039;. What&amp;#039;s more, Azalea&amp;#039;s sultry skits mixed with Charli&amp;#039;s hotel-trashing chorus sound like the kind of night we&amp;#039;d happily join them on.   Cyril Hahn x Javeon: &amp;#039;Breaking&amp;#039; (release TBC) After signing a deal with PMR Records (the home of Disclosure and Jessie Ware), Cyril Hahn continues to put out fantastic alternative dance records. His latest cut hears him team up with rising star Javeon for a soul-tinged house number that is destined to be a festival staple this summer.  5 Seconds Of Summer: &amp;#039;She Looks So Perfect&amp;#039; (out March 23) The next boyband poised for global superstardom are Aussie quartet 5 Seconds of Summer, who simply put are a teen punk-rock version of One Direction. American Apparel undies aside, their first major UK release &amp;#039;She Looks So Perfect&amp;#039; is an impressive blend of growly guitars and infectious pop lyrics.       Route 94 ft. Jess Glynne: &amp;#039;My Love&amp;#039; (out March 2) The identity of 20-year-old producer Route 94 is still shrouded in mystery, but as plenty of recent chart smashes have proved, his anonymity will most likely boost his chances of chart success. That&amp;#039;s not to put down his new single &amp;#039;My Love&amp;#039;, a slice of pop-house with the rare ability to warm the heart as well as command you to the dancefloor.       Indiana: &amp;#039;Solo Dancing&amp;#039; (out April 30) The Nottingham singer&amp;#039;s latest track finds her taking her smoky electropop sound s step further, blending dark disco beats and Italo synths with hypnotic lyrics that immediately draw you in from the off.  Lowell: &amp;#039;88&amp;#039; (released February 24) Toronto-based artist Lowell will release &amp;#039;88&amp;#039; as the second track from her forthcoming debut EP. The song&amp;#039;s chanting chorus is underpinned with swirling glitches and thumping beats that makes for a promising introduction to the rising star.  Lily Allen: &amp;#039;L8 CMMR&amp;#039; (out now) The star continues her comeback with this bouncy hip-pop cut from the new soundtrack for HBO&amp;#039;s Girls. The glittery track centres around Mrs. Cooper&amp;#039;s love for her husband, who she genuinely refers to as &amp;quot;a bad motherf**ker&amp;quot;. We&amp;#039;d expected nothing less from Lily.      Hozier: &amp;#039;From Eden&amp;#039; (released March 31) Following the breakout success of his song &amp;#039;Take Me To Church&amp;#039; back in 2013, Hozier hopes to continue the run with his new single. If his gospel-flecked sound mixed with rousing piano and jubilant beats on the track are anything to go by, we suspect his star is only set to shine even brighter.      Which are your favourite songs on this week&amp;#039;s playlist? Leave your comments below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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