Rumors are circulating that 50 Cent is planning to work with Lindsay Lohan on her upcoming album Nobody’s Angel. However, considering the source is Michael Lohan (Lindsay’s pops), the credibility of these rumors is iffy at best. Instead, maybe Lindsay should consider Spank Rock for her third album - he already has some material ready for the starlet!
To mark World AIDS Day tomorrow (December 1st), Queen have released a new single entitled “Say It’s Not True” for free. Drummer Roger Taylor wrote the track as a gift to Nelson Mandela and originally performed it for him in 2003 with Brian May and Dave Stewart at the inaugural 46664 concert in Cape Town. Queen recorded “Say It’s Not True” with Paul Rodgers and it’s their first new song in 10 years. The new studio recording of the track is currently available as a free download on Queen’s website and here on Hypeful.
What’s the Radiohead equivalent of a swan dress? As if a new P.T. Anderson flick wasn’t enough of a reason to get excited, Jonny Greenwood’s score for the film There Will Be Blood is gaining some Oscar buzz. Now, two tracks from the score are streaming over at Nonesuch’s blog.
Aloha are streaming their upcoming Light Works EP (out December 4th) via their MySpace page. Clocking in with seven solid tracks, the EP is packed full of so much indie-pop goodness that one almost forgets its not an entire LP. The Light Works EP is definitely a well-crafted year-end entry worth bending an ear towards. Head over to their MySpace page for a listen and check out the track below for some MP3 sampling.
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Aloha - “The End”
Snoop Dogg’s new music video for “Sensual Seduction” is so very, very good, one has to wonder if MTV is even going to bother with handing out VMA’s next year. If so, MTV should just get to work on constructing one giant Moon Man award to give Snoop (and his keytar).
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