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Kid Cudi
The End
Featuring GLC, Chip the Ripper and Nicole Wray, Cudi's laid-back beats sit nicely behind his guests' vocal energy.
Mona
Trouble on the Way
We tipped them a few months back, but Mona's Kings of Leon-esque second single is bound to make them massive.
Kele
On the Lam (Stanton Warriors Remix)
"On the Lam" is only a week old, but remixes are already appearing everywhere. Stanton Warriors' dark and moody cut stands out.
Brother
Time Machine
Rumoured to have signed to Geffen Records for £200,000, these mega-hyped Britpop revivalists have a lot to live up to. The jury remains out.
Axwell
Watch the Sunrise (Vocal Dub)
It's only November, but if this track is anything to go by 2011 will feature as much perfect sunshine pop as 2010.
Moon Unit Zappa
Valley Girl
Using archive footage of her late father, this "duet" was performed for the first time at a recent Zappa tribute concert.
French Kissing
Oh Suzanne
A perfect slice of Buddy Holly-esque pop rock. FK play their last show of 2010 at London's Macbeth next week.
Pulp
Do You Remember the First Time?
Sheffield's greatest ever band (sorry Arctic Monkeys, but Pulp are a different class) are reforming next year. Expect this emotive anthem to soundtrack any mid-1990s nostalgia in the rundown to their first live shows 14 years.
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