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Michael Bublé - Haven't Met You Yet (143/Reprise)
Branching out from his sample-clad comfort zone, 'Haven't Met You Yet' is Mr Bublé's own piece of musical affection.

Solange - T.O.N.Y (Columbia)
Solange Knowles might have a very familiar surname and a lot of vivacity and flair, but 'T.O.N.Y' shows Miss Knowles is definitely a musical talent to be reckoned with.

The Script - Talk You Down (Sony)
Following a successful year in 2008, 'Talk You Down' is craving mirrored achievement.

Rose Elinor Dougall - Another Version Of Pop Song (Scarlett)
Perky and vibrant, Dougall holds close that easy-listening 60s air, while managing to showcase herself in a light that displays single-handed musical talent.

Chris Brown - Take You Down (Jive)
Already one of the most sought-after stars of the moment, Chris Brown might just surpass his previous releases with this up-to-the-minute track.

New Rhodes - Everybody Loves a Scene (Salty Cat Records)
Catchy and full of flavour, the New Rhodes have certainly hit the mark when it comes to a light-hearted tune.

Beyonce - If I Were A Boy (Sony)
If I Were A Boy is taken from forthcoming album I Am...Sasha Fierce, a double treat that, according to Miss Knowles herself, illustrates her alter ego.

John Legend - Evolver (Columbia)
The multi-platinum selling artist is facing high expectations with the release of his latest album. Can he satisfy demands, or is his momentum outlived?

The Ting Tings - Be The One (Columbia)
After proving that they're undeniably destined for success, the Salford duo release 'Be The One'; another exciting track that has promise, talent and edge.

A Silent Film
The group's Robert and Spencer talked to Daily Music Guide about matters as diverse as wooden sheds and their debut album, The City That Sleeps.

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