Two-Four-Two’s very own, Duckie, is back with another track and it’s filth. Not the bad kind of filth but the good sort of filth that will have you losing your composure when the song comes through some serious speakers. The latest is “Like You ‘Pose To” featuring So Serious via Deep East Records.

“Like You ‘Pose To” is basically saying to the female, bend over and work your buttocks ’cause that’s what you’re here for. Hey, we’ve heard this type of song too many times before but Duckie does it justice and sounds just as good as any other. Tune in below…

On this Easter Sunday, we bring to you a new jam made for the clubs, with some heavy bass. Free School released “Grey Goose” a couple years back with singer Kelis. Since then they’ve been pretty quiet; remaining behind-the-scenes. Today they release something new for our ears.

“B!tche$ On My D!ck” is one of those senseless crude tracks for the urban market that just sounds plain ol’ good. We’re not even paying attention to what is being said we just know that how it is being said has our eardrums crushin’. Free School even samples Chris Brown’s “Leh go.” Listen to the song below.

Scissor Sisters are about to drop their new album, Magic Hour, on May 28 and not too long ago premiered the first single from the new project. The new single is titled “Only The Horses” and is produced by Calvin Harris and co-produced by Alex Ridha. After the lackluster sales of their last album the foursome have decided to go a more mainstream route.

The song is a notable shift in pace when compared to their buzz track, “Shady Love,” feat Azealia Banks that premiered back in January. “Only The Horses” is light on depth and heavy on synth and rainbow. Eventhough the group is taking less of a left-field approach with their music the song is still enjoyable without it sounding too much like everything else.

In the Christian world, today is Good Friday, in the music world, today is G.O.O.D. Friday. Kanye West has revived his weekly releases of music with the first track being titled “Mercy,” which features Big Sean, Pusha T and 2 Chainz. After releasing the attention grabbing “Theraflu,” West is at the beginning of what will become a G.O.O.D. Music compilation album.

The G.O.O.D. Music fellas do not disappoint with the midtempo, bass-heavy track. No confessions in this one but a firestarter start to a great weekly music series.

Grand Hustle’s first lady, Iggy Azalea, premiered her first official single “Murda Bizne$$,” earlier today. Like any good boss, T.I. hops on board for a verse to make sure he pulls in as much listeners as possible. The single is lifted from The New Classic…

“Murda Bizne$$,” the Bei Maejor-produced track, is not magnificent but darn, we really are feeling this song. It’s the combination of the bass, the foot tapping beat, Iggy’s flow, T.I.’s feature, the grittiness, etc… What sells this song the most is the way it’s being handled as well as Azalea. The teaser was just released two days ago and then the full shows up. T.I. and Co. are not dangling Azalea in our face then keeping her album a question mark. They’re confident in Azalea; have an album title, a release date and are putting her on shelves whilst she is still new. That doesn’t happen too much these days. Artists linger around on the internet, release mixtapes and EP’s and by the time the debut LP is released, they’re not even freshly new anymore.

“It wouldn’t be me if I didn’t get a lil nasty.”

Well we guess this isn’t Trey Songz as the first single from his fifth album, Chapter V, is more about love than f***kin’. The Benny Blaco-produced, Rico Love-penned track is entitled “Heart Attack” and is a clash of change and same ol’ from Songz.

“Heart Attack” is a softer side to Trey Songz but the production is tame. We guess hearing Songz sound like the victim is a change but the production sounds so Pop & R&B. What are we making noise about, right? For some reason it sounds awfully familiar and used. The single still sounds good, no matter which way you put it. Listen below…

Justin Bieber is now 18 years old, legal and has taken that as a sign to take his music in a different direction. For his first single entitled “Boyfriend,” off his forthcoming Believe album, the Pop star has enlisted the assistance of Mike Posner to produce a more urban sounding Bieber.

From the get go “Boyfriend” is more of a mature sound than his previous work. One other quality no one seemed to miss is that the song is in the same vain as Justin Timberlake’s music, when he first debuted as a solo artist ten years ago. We also hear the similarities to Ying Yang Twins’ “Wait (The Whisper Song)” at 0:59. The single is a step in the right direction as he is bringing  his listeners up with him. Cute über-pubescent tracks just will not cut it anymore. Besides, it’s always fun when ultra Pop adds just a little edge to the equation. We’re not going crazy over “Boyfriend” but the song is definitely repeat-worthy.

We kept quiet when Iggy Azalea’s debut single, “Murda Bizness,” did not drop on March 15 but tonight we’re making some good noise. A preview of the single is up, with the full single premiering on Monday, the 26th of March.

“Click Clack, Bang Bang” and it sounds like the Bei Maejor-produced track is not going to let us down. Listen to the preview below.

Quelle comes through with some new new for us. It’s been quite some time since we’ve heard from Quelle but with him, he brings a gift. Take the jump for “More”…

Quelle comes through with his signature flow over a vintage/soul-infused production, courtesy of Anthem. It’s a mix of sounds from the 70′s and some Swizz Beatz-styled Ruff Ryder’s era bassline. Listen to Quelle rap it up below.

The video premiere of Chase Fernander’s “Train Tracks” occurred today. The F.DOT & SCHINGUYEN-directed video for the V-Dub-produced track is currently making its rounds throughout the 242 and more.

The video takes a simple approach and instead of focusing on being some huge production showcases Fernander in casual attire in a vacant setting. Check the facial expressions by Feernander and tune in below.

So Parisian producer French Fries dropped this lil “fancy” tune way back when but it is now getting an official release via DirtyBird Records. The track entitled “Yo Vogue” will be released on March 14.

This track is somethin’ else and will get certain folks up in a frenzy. The flamboyant tune switches up to a southern style near the end of the song. The track is cool with it’s funky bass loop and the video for the track is really insane. Whether it’s a good or bad insane, we’ll leave it up to the viewer. Watch the video here and listen below to the track.

YG enlists Meek Mill for “I’m a Thug.” The tune is the first single from the former’s upcoming mixtape entitled 4000 Degrees which will be released on March 26. DJ Mustard (Tyga’s “Rack City”) is the man behind the beat on this one.

The song is pretty decent. It’s no “Rack City” but for a mixtape cut it is a nice listen.

Mad Decent’s imprint the Jeffrees surely finds the left-field talent and that’s just why we dig it. Zebra Katz released his single “Ima Read” featuring Njena Reddd Foxxx about two months ago.

We’re not too familiar with Katz but you cannot deny the flow on the track. The almost-too-minimal sassy bravado(a) of Katz and Foxxx just pulls you in. Not to mention the crazy one-liners; “I’mma write a dissertation to excuse my shit, I’mma make an outline to the point you’ll get.” Then there are the dark visuals of the video. Sonically and visually it’s a perfect match. No doubt many will jsut pass this off as a gay tune but it is a whole lot more than that. View the video below and download here.

Feel like getting ignorant wild and crazy this weekend then listen to Waka Flocka’s second single from Triple F Life: Friends, Fans and Family. “I Don’t Really Care” features Trey Songz and continues off where “Round Of Applause” left off.

Flocka’s style has not changed much for this album and that’s not a bad thing at all. His senseless, get loose vibe in his music makes for great club bangas. Get into the familiar and fun sound of “I Don’t Care.”

Gawker has dubbed Canadian Pop singer’s, Carly Rae Jepsen, “Call Me Maybe” as one of the best Pop songs to come along in awhile. The song which has already become a double platinum hit in Canada, with a viral video (20+ million viewers) starring Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Ashley Tisdale, etc… definitely is one of the catchiest tween anthems in the last year or two.

We’ll agree with Gawker’s choice of title because we’ve been playing this song, non-stop. The official video for the song premiered a few days ago and it’s corny and cute. Carly is infatuated with her next door neighbour who at the end turns out to be… You must watch, a cool video for an ultra-catchy song. “Call Me Maybe” is one of those songs so good that it will either make Jepsen a Tween-Pop star or a one hit wonder.

Usher struck gold when he released the Diplo & Co.-produced “Climax” back on Valentine’s Day. Less than a month later and we already have have the official music video which was released coinciding with the #NEWVEVO.

The “Climax” video was shot in Atlanta and directed by Sam Pilling. The video described as “dramatic, highly-suspenseful and attention-gripping” is definitely that but at the same time it is a bit over-the-top in vein. While you can feel the climax you wonder what it’s for. Call us simple but the video is not straight forward to understand. “Climax” is the lead single from Usher’s forthcoming album due this Spring.

Natascha Bessez, an international music maker, went viral with her Spanish cover of “Mr. Saxobeat.” Now, the songstress has released her first official single entitled “Heal.”

Laid with europhorical synths and bumping club beats, “Heal” is pretty much a damn good dance tune. The multi-lingual singer may look like a typical dance diva from afar but she has abeautiful singing voice and also spends time doing philanthropy. Bessez has teamed with Dympol to give to the K.I.N.D. (Kids in Need of Desks) Fund. Every dollar earned from a sale of “Heal,” sold through Dympol (CLICK HERE), will be contributed to the fund. Listen to “Heal” below or the acoustic version HERE.

It’s been a little while but Indigo Charlie is still hard at her art and overall love for music. Her latest single is the Adrian Trujillo-produced “Float.”

Charlie joined forces with FIDM (Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising) alumni, designer and friend Alexander Kosztowny to create a number of exclusive pieces for the video. The black and white video is very minimalistic and signature Charlie. The song is a familiar tone from Charlie as well, we digs it. View the Erick Sanchez and David A. Rodriguez-directed video below.

Madonna’s MDNA era got off to a rocket start but unfortunately “Give Me All Your Luvin’” just could not keep the fire burning. This morning the official second single (“Girl Gone Wild”) and accompanying lyric video hit Madge’s VEVO channel.

The Alle & Benny Bennassi-produced “Girl Gone Wild” is one for the dancefloor. From the single art to the vibe of the new single Madonna is taking the listeners back to the Confessions… era. Whilst not monumental, the single is a lot more radio appropriate and just plain fun to listen to. Take a listen after…