Gym Class Heroes: Cupid's Chokehold

This band are infiltrating the mainstream in the US and look set to follow suit in the UK.

(single, February 12 - Fueled By Ramen)

 

Justin Nozuka: After Tonight

Nozuka was a highlight from the live schedule at Midem last month and is now enjoying growing support from Radio Two.

(single, March 5 - Relentless)

 

Ross Copperman: All She Wrote

All She Wrote is a potential hit which will receive a head-start in the US via a sync with CBS promos across the network.

(single, March 19 - Phonogenic)

 

Calvin Harris: Acceptable In The 80's

First single from the hotly-tipped Scot is upbeat dance-leaning pop. More memorable with every play.

(single, March 12 - Columbia)

 

Robert Shields: Let Blood Rain

Scotsman Robert Shields’ piano-led songwriting prompted the Peer publishing stable to sign him last year.

(demo, unsigned)

 

Example: You Can't Rap

Signed to Mike Skinner’s label The Beats, Example returns with a tongue-in-cheek track that offers his strongest release yet.

(singe, March 5 - The Beats)

 

Operator Please: Just A Song About Ping Pong

This has the makings of an underground hit. Upbeat, indie pop that drips youthful energy.

(single, March 12 - Brille)

 

Sugababes vs. Girls Aloud: Walk This Way

Girl band rivalry is put aside in the name of charity as Girls Aloud and Sugababes tackle an old favourite for Comic Relief.

(single, March 12 - Fascination)

 

Hilary Duff: With Love

Duff delivers a strong, edgy single, which marks her out as a teen star to be reckoned with.

(single, March 19 - Hollywood)

 

One Night Only: Just For Tonight

The first big A&R scrum of the year is well under way for these talented teens. Rock with commercial sensibility.

(demo, unsigned)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thanks mikey for the playlist, i wonder if you know any way to recored or upload the brits awards next wensday on itv. if you can help me with this, i will be very thankfull.

ohad.

 

MIA: Bird Flu

While the album tracks remain under wraps, the first taste of M.I.A’s sophomore album suggests good things indeed.

(video 5 - Relentless)

 

Diane Birch: Rewind

Diane has a voice and songwriting ability that will connect with truly global audiences. One of 2007’s most strongest new finds.

(demo - unsigned)

 

Star Alliance feat. Shiela Ferguson: He’s A Runner

Based on The Runner by The Three Degrees, originally produced by Giorgio Moroder, this an upbeat dance-pop song that promises to go the distance.

(single, April TBC - Sporting Riff Raff)

 

Regina Spektor: Fidelity

A-listed at Radio 2 last week, Fidelity is a charming, intelligent song which will further entrench Spektor with mainstream audiences.

(single, March 5 - Warner Bros)

 

Dragonette: I Get Around

First single from the Mercury signed pop duo has been earning growing praise from tastemaker websites.

(single, April 26 - Mercury)

 

The Pierces: Sticks & Stones

The latest addition to Lizard King is a sibling duo whose dark pop songs possess a disarmingly infectious appeal.

(single, February 26 - Lizard King)

 

The Rumble Strips: Alarm Clock

With The Rumble Strips first commercial single, mainstream awareness about the band is set to hit new heights. 2007 will be their year.

(single, March 19 - Fallout/Island)

 

We Are The Physics: This Is Vanity

Angular rock that doesn’t take itself too seriously. We Are The Physics write songs that’ll wake you up.

 

The Hot Melts: Edith

A favourite around the office over the silly season, Edith is earning the group deserved A&R interest. We think it's a hit.

(demo - unsigned)

 

Dizzee Rascal: Wanna Be A G

This upbeat song, featuring Lily Allen, could stand to deliver Rascal with his biggest hit yet.

(single, TBC - XL)

 

 

 

thanks mikey as always

ohad