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Just weeks after the release of her first official single 'Work', Iggy Azalea is back with her second single! 'Bounce', from her upcoming album The New Classic, is a strange pastiche of pop, hip-hop, dance and jazz, and yet we think it somehow works! In contrast to her New York counterpart Azealia Banks, Iggy has definitely been working hard on her upcoming album recently, and she's been making waves internationally with her new music. What do you think of the new song? Is Iggy living up to your expectations? Let us know at the forums! Download: Iggy Azalea - Bounce

Neon Hitch has premiered her latest music video, for fan favourite 'Midnight Sun'! Taken from her collaborative album with Happy Perez, the song details a rather one-sided relationship. Neon wants a man to love her, but he just wants "to fuck her like a rockstar". The steamy video features Neon and her man, as well as a fur coat and a bath of milk Still no word on when Neon's album will be released, although this video just has us dying for it more! What do you think of the video? Let us know! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaypsPo9EjI

A tagged version of Beyoncé and André 3000's much-hyped cover of Amy Winehouse's 'Back to Black' has leaked! The song was originally written by Winehouse as the title track for her second album, and was about the troubled singer's spiral into alcohol and depression after her long-time boyfriend left her. Beyoncé and André 3000 decided to cover the song as part of The Great Gatsby's jazz-themed soundtrack. What do you think of the new version? Does it live up to Amy's  or is she untouchable? Let us know at the forums! Download: Beyoncé - Back To Black (Feat. André 3000) (Tagged)

Beyoncé and André 3000 have teamed up for a second time for a cover of Amy Winehouse's 'Back to Black'! While we don't yet have the full version of the song, we can offer you a minute and a half-long snippet of the track, due for release next month as part of The Great Gatsby soundtrack, executive produced by Bey's hubbie Jay-Z. The song puts an R&B spin on the original song, with cold, precise vocals and atmospheric drums and synths. While we can't hear much of Bey's vocals, we're sure that a voice as powerful as hers will be able to pull the song off perfectly. Meanwhile, Mitch Winehouse, Amy's father, is reportedly upset over the duo covering the song. He recently said that Bey brought "nothing to the song" and that he "wasn't asked for my permission if they could record it." "They have got to pay for the privilege, which is what they are doing. I can't tell you how much it is but it's a lot of money." What do you think of the song? Is it worthy of Queen Amy or should Bey have left good enough good enough? Let us know at the forums! Download: Beyoncé - Back To Black (Feat. André 3000) (Snippet)

Natalia Kills slays. And her new leak, 'Feel Myself', only has us falling even more in love with her! While there's no word yet on who worked on the song alongside Natalia, it's been confirmed that it will appear on her upcoming album Trouble, the sequel to 2011's Perfectionist. Continuing in the vein of songs such as 'Controversy' and 'Problem', 'Feel Myself' is a hard-hitting track with an abundance of synths and a repetitive spoken word chorus. However, our favourite part has to be the random bridge, which documents Natalia's transition to Hollywood. What do you think of the song? Are you looking forward to Trouble? Let us know at the forums! Download: Natalia Kills - 'Feel Myself'

Lana Del Rey fans rejoice: your day has finally come! After waiting for over six months to hear the final version of the hugely-anticipated 'Young & Beautiful', the song has finally leaked online in it's full form. Written by Lana and Rick Nowels, the song was originally teased when Lana performed a few lines live and a capella on a European radio station. Originally intended for inclusion on Paradise, the song was left off for unknown reasons before it's appearance on The Great Gatsby soundtrack, due out next month. The song is sultry Lana at her best. "Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful?" croons the singer over an atmospheric orchestra and piano. While complying to Lana's trademark sound, the song still pushes her forward in direction; it channels 'Bel Air' in it's nostalgic piano riff, but the strings and added orchestra, as well as the big percussion in the second chorus, makes it unique amongst Lana songs. What do you think of the song? Is it album material or was Lana right to put it on a soundtrack? Let us know at the forums! Download: Lana Del Rey - 'Young & Beautiful'