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The cover song I chose for this week’s first singles pack is Jessie J’s non-album single “Domino”. The song was released on August 29, 2011 in the United States serving as the singer’s second single in the country. It was written by Jessie J, Dr. Luke, Claude Kelly, Max Martin and Henry Walter, and it was produced by Dr. Luke and Max Martin.Other songs I like to mention in this pack include Canadian singer-songwriter Feist’s new single “How Come You Never Go There”; new single “Good Feeling” from rapper Flo Rida; indie pop band He is We’s new single “All About Us”; English singer-songwriter James Morrison’s new single “I Won’t Let You Go”; and Lady Antebellum’s new single “Dancin’ Away with My Heart”.

Here is the iTunes version to Grizzly Bear’s first album in 3 years titled “Shields”.Shields, the fourth and most fluid album by Grizzly Bear to date, will be released on Sept. 18, 2012. The quartet of Chris Bear, Ed Droste, Daniel Rossen and Chris Taylor have never made a quick follow-up; it took them three years to get from Horn of Plenty to Yellow House, three more to get from Yellow House to Veckatimest. Between those records, though, they’d not only toured (headlining as well as with the likes of Radiohead, Feist, Wilco, TV on the Radio and more), but issued singles and splits, EPs, remixes and solo projects. The potential energy gathered in tour vans and busses, in studios and on stages for years was finally released, giving the individual band’s pieces the chance to recover and, after a year, return to being Grizzly Bear, and delivering their best album yet. ”This has a different energy behind it,” concludes Ed Droste. ”Veckatimest was a little more of a polite album; the desire to keep the vocals smooth might have kept a little distance between us and the audience. This one feels a bit more rough and exposed, so that on Shields, everything speaks for itself.”

BPM released the WEB release of VA – Brit Awards 2012, containing more than 60 tracks.

For the 2011 film The Muppets, our fine felted friends partnered with Disney, raising the question of and hope that the collaboration would usher in a new era of Muppets mania and a creative renaissance for the franchise. Arriving a few months ahead of the flick, Muppets: The Green Album rounded up alt-pop/rock hitmakers of the day to put a fresh spin on the Muppets songbook, offering mixed results and more queries about whether the gang could recapture the magic of decades past. Happily, the soundtrack to The Muppets thoughtfully blends reimagined classics with new tunes (and Muppet performances with live action singing, plus dialogue bits from the movie and a couple of classic non-Muppet radio hits), effectively reinvigorating the franchise for established fans and younger audiences alike.