No stranger to cross-genre creation, Guetta has a new collaboration with Nick Minaj and brought in Lil Wayne as well to make it a Young Money duo. For both Guetta and Minaj being in two different genres of music, it’s kind of surprising that this is the fourth single they’ve released together. Previous singles being Where Them Girls At (2007), Turn Me On (2012), and Hey Mama (2015). This track will almost certainly lead to another Hot 100 entry for Guetta and Minaj. Minaj’s verses definitely remind me of her “Beez in the Trap” style rapping. While Lil Wayne only gets a single verse, heavily auto-tuned, reminding us of his hit Lollipop, it definitely leaves us wishing he had another verse on here.Download: iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Listen: Spotify, SoundCloud

 Zara Larsson has another #1 single on her hands. Building off the success of her single last year, Never Forget You in collaboration with MNEK, earlier this year Tinie Tempah released one of my favorite tracks of 2016: Girls Like featuring Zara on vocals (mega post there on Tinie Tempah if you need a catchup). Then in June, Larsson was featured in the official song of UEFA Euro 2016, David Guetta’s This One’s for You. “Ain’t My Fault” is the first single off her upcoming 2nd studio album, name and release date TBD. There’s also a killer remix by R3hab if you’re looking for a more club version of the song below. Download: iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Stream: Spotify, SoundCloud, Tidal

Toronto native The Weeknd is back with another big featured artist – Daft Punk. It’s the first single off his upcoming third album by the same name “Starboy” out November 25th. Last year he released his most popular single to date with The Hills (which is closing in on a billion views now on Youtube) and he built on it’s success even more scoring The Hills remixes featuring Eminem and Nicki Minaj. This time he’s got a pink neon cross and looking to get some anger out, we’ll see if his new Album will do as well.Download: iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Listen: Spotify, Apple Music

Personally my current jam on repeat (a spot previously held by Benmar – Hula Hoop). Tinashe’s an upcoming artist to watch out for going mainstream. All Hands on Deck is the 3rd single off the debut studio album Aquarius released October of last year. Her previous first two single’s 2 On ft. SchoolBoy Q and slower pace’d Pretend ft. A$AP ROCKY were also released as music videos.She even managed to score a feature from Iggy Azalea for the official remix. Download: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play

NYC producer Brenmar (from Chicago) teams up with NJ’s UNiiQU3 on the vocals. Brenmar blends R&B, hip-hop and club music with some serious horns for this jam. It’s part of the 4 track Award EP, you can listen to the whole EP on SoundCloud here. The Don’t Want It track isn’t bad either. Check out The Fader’s interview with Brenmar for more. Download: iTunes | Amazon | Google Play

Calvin Harris has released his first music video since the launch of his new album Motion on November 4th. It’s the third music video from the album following Outside ft. Ellie Goulding and Blame ft. John Newman.  You might recognize the beat from his previously released C.U.B.A track, now revamped with Big Sean on vocals. Overall, Motion is probably the most impressive album we’ve come across in a while, almost ever track on the album could be released as it’s own single.

Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding are re-united after their 2012 hit together I Need Your Love. Harris's new album Motion is due out November 4. The last track to come out from it was the music video for Blame ft John Newman. We still have tracks featuring Gwen Stefani and Big Sean to look forward to leaking. You can pre-order the album on iTunes or Amazon.

Following the success of his latest number 1 hit single Summer, Calvin Harris has released a sexy night life music video for his new single Blame. Guest vocals of English singer and musician John Newman. Harris is currently working on his fourth studio album, scheduled to be released later this year. Entertaining writeup about the single over on Digital Spy.  

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The Weeknd’s first official music video in almost a full year. The Weeknd first came on the scene with High for This in 2011. He’s since then gained some serious traction with help from a couple collaboration tracks with fellow Toronto artist Drake in The Zone and Live For. More recently his previous single, a remix of Beyonce’s Drunk in love beat has racked over 18M listens on SoundCloud. Download: Soundcloud, iTunes

There's a whole lot of wildness this video, Kelis and DJ Replay (The Bangerz - Jabbawakeez) check it out at: http://youtu.be/Ffl1bDjyq8k