NEW SONG: SELAH SUE, "ALONE"

Selah Sue's new song "Alone" is a funky tune about not feeling right without that special someone. The song is a nice transition from her previous work with reggae undertones.

The single will be officially released soon, but until then, replay it here to your heart's content.--GB

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The song above is called "Count Your Blessings;" it's the first single off of George Ogilvie's new EP of the same name. It comes out later this year. The upcoming YouTube sensation has made a following off of his acoustics and duets.--GB 

VIDEO: BRENDAN MACFARLANE, "MONEY WON'T" AND "WHISKEY LULLABY"

Brendan MacFarlane just keeps on singing, steadily dropping weekly video's on his YouTube page. Catch the upcoming country sensation's acoustic version of "Money Won't" from his first album (The Road) above and his cover of "Whiskey Lullaby" by Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss after the cut.--GB

VIDEO: BRENDAN MACFARLANE COVERS GOO GOO DOLLS "IRIS"

Brendan MacFarlane keeps giving his fans his best as he covers "Iris" from the Goo Goo Dolls. The country star in the making sits down on a black chair, simply with his guitar and a bare backdrop, as he intimately croons the 90's hit to his YouTube audience.--GB

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NEW VIDEO: JADEN SMITH, "FAST"

Jaden Smith's short video for "Fast" finds him talking about fast driving girls and haters; taking it from the parking garage to the streets, the cunning wordsmith announces his return to the game with, "I'm rapping again/ It happened my friend" before telling his naysayers that he will make them "pre-exist."

The original video was posted on a art, film, and music site called 490tx.com.--GB

NEW VIDEO: MAMAS GUN, "HELLO GOODNIGHT"

Here's a Mama's Gun video to suit your fancy. The funk/soul band has released their latest visuals for "Hello Goodnight" amongst a black and white backdrop. The single will reach iTunes on October 19.--GB

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5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FRANCESCO YATES

Croon. Wail. Chirp. Trill. There must be a ton of words to describe this next singers pipes, the soft bawl of his falsetto, and unmatched soul. His name is Francesco Yates, and the 18-year-old’s voice is its own introduction.

It was the classic Jack Black flick School Of Rock that bolstered Francesco’s drive to become the next superstar, as he spent his summers since age 11 supplementing his amazing voice with the learning of piano and guitar.

The Canadian native has recently dropped the single “Call” after two stunning covers of Kendrick Lamar's “Swimming Pools” and Miguel's “Adorn.” The debut album is untitled as of late, but check out these five facts about pop’s next trailblazer to be schooled for when the time comes.—GB

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