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"Listen to our ten favourite new songs below, including Misha B, AlunaGeorge, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Amelia Lily. Misha B: &amp;#039;Here&amp;#039;s To Everything&amp;#039; (out April 28) After bagging her first Top 10 hit back in November, Misha B is hoping to reach even loftier heights with her new single. To help her, the star has nabbed a drum &amp;amp; bass-influenced beat, some reggae pop flavour and a sample of the Teena Marie hook &amp;quot;ooh la la&amp;quot;. LC       AlunaGeorge: &amp;#039;Attracting Flies&amp;#039; (out March 10) Following the surprise success of their Disclosure collaboration on &amp;#039;White Noise&amp;#039;, AlunaGeorge have unveiled their new single &amp;#039;Attracting Flies&amp;#039;, which finds them continuing to balance trendy ambient beats with addictive synth hooks. Consider us properly excited for their debut album Body Music on July 1. RC   Yeah Yeah Yeahs: &amp;#039;Sacrilege&amp;#039; (released April 15) Karen O recently revealed that recording the new Yeah Yeah Yeahs album Mosquito was a &amp;quot;roller coaster&amp;quot; of emotions. Some of that turmoil can be heard in &amp;#039;Sacrilege&amp;#039;; a murky pop-soul number complete with singalong gospel choir. LC      Amelia Lily: &amp;#039;Party Over&amp;#039; (out April 28) We&amp;#039;ll admit that we weren&amp;#039;t especially taken with Lily&amp;#039;s last single &amp;#039;Shut Up&amp;#039;, but her latest effort is a sugary slice of DJ Fresh-inspired neon dance-pop that is difficult to resist. RC       Nelly: &amp;#039;Hey Porsche&amp;#039; (UK release TBC) Nelly has not only returned to music with quite an infectious new pop song, but with one of the most obvious, but effective metaphors in recent music memory. This has lads&amp;#039; anthem written all over it. LC      Tiny Dancer: &amp;#039;Who Am I&amp;#039; (out May 6) 18-year-old singer Tiny Dancer is the proteg\u00C3\u00A9 of producer Wayne Wilkins, who has previously worked with the likes of Beyonc\u00C3\u00A9 and Cheryl Cole. But while the quirky vocal and earthy acoustics of her latest track &amp;#039;Who Am I?&amp;#039; puts us in mind of Gwen Stefani, Marina and the Diamonds and Kate Bush, the brilliantly demented visuals are entirely her own. RC       David Bowie: &amp;#039;The Stars Are Out Tonight&amp;#039; (out now) After his mellow ode to Berlin earlier this year, Bowie is back with his second single of 2013, which finds him picking up the pace. Swirling guitars and strings, pensive lyrics and an anthemic chorus make it a welcome return to form for the rock idol. LC       Jess Mills: &amp;#039;Sweet Love&amp;#039; (out now as a free download here) We&amp;#039;ve been following Jess Mills&amp;#039;s career over the last 12 months, and while she&amp;#039;s yet to set the charts alight, her soothing and ethereal homage to Anita Baker&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Sweet Love&amp;#039; is bound to raise eyebrows ahead of her debut album later this year. RC    Iggy Azalea: &amp;#039;Work&amp;#039; (out April 1) After numerous mixtapes and EPs, Iggy Azalea has signed a major label record deal with Mercury. Her debut single &amp;#039;Work&amp;#039; finds her reminiscing about her journey to fame over hectic club beats and trip-hoppy synth lines. RC   Low Sea: &amp;#039;Remote Viewing&amp;#039; (out now) Psychedelic duo Low Sea offer a head-thumping kick-beat on the title track for their upcoming album. Echoes of Spacemen 3, Joy Division and even The Horrors make them an intriguing act to keep an eye on in 2013. LC      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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