FAR EAST MOVEMENT RELEASES “JELLO” MUSIC VIDEO

 DIRTY BASS ALBUM RELEASING ON CHERRYTREE RECORDS THIS SPRING

Los Angeles – January 19, 2012 – Multi-platinum selling group Far East Movement (aka FM) premiered the much-anticipated music video for “Jello” today through VEVO. The hypnotic high-energy hard-hitting “Jello” (co-produced by The Stereotypes and FM and featuring Rye Rye) serves as the first song off of Dirty Bass, FM’s hot sophomore album out this spring. 

 Far East Movement’s maverick exploration of the bass end of the spectrum and pioneering club sound has incurred the wrath of self-described ‘music purity advocacy group’ Ban Low-frequency Oscillating Woofers or B.L.O.W.  The B.L.O.W. (http://www.bloworg.org) organization has filed a…

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We caught up with Kay, Rye Rye and Colette Carr backstage at the Cherrytree Records tour. We cornered them in the green room and each of the girls spilled their beauty, style and fitness secrets!

Check it out on TheKit.ca

Check out the full video interview with Natalia Kills over on BullettMedia.com

Feist has revealed that her recent eye-brow raising decision to cover a song by Mastodon is in the works and will not be “cute.”

According to an article posted yesterday (1/22/12) on Loudwire.com, the Canuck indie pop artist tweeted fans about what they can expect from the multi-award winning singer-songwriter’s stab at covering a song penned by a heavy metal band.

Feist, who recently released her 4th studio album Metals, tweeted that the song is in progress, and that the results may surpise some fans, posting, “If people are expecting a cute twee cover of a metal song they have a big surprise comin. #Placebolivesagain.”

“#Placebolivesagan” refers to a punk band in which Feist aka Leslie Feist used to be a bandmember.

The Amherst, NS born/Calgary, AB raised musician and the Atlanta, Georgia base sludge metal band announced late last…

Ellie Goulding burned up the stage at JetBlue's Live At T5 yesterday — so much so that a fire alarm went off during the English singer-songwriter's performance of "Your Song". Ellie just laughed it off saying, "Bloody typical, the fire alarm would go off during this," and simply continued to serenade the crowd of lucky travelers and Idolator contest winners. The Late Show performer's killer set included acoustic versions of "Lights" and "Salt Skin".

Check out all the photos over on Idolator.com