Grimes has released a music video for her song with Janelle Monáe, 'Venus Fly', which is lifted from her amazing 'Art Angels' album.

Julia Jacklin takes you on a tour of her (8,437 populated) hometown Springwood with some on-screen help from her younger brother, in the just released music video for 'Coming Of Age'.

Ahead of the release of the forthcoming self-titled Dirty Projectors album (out on February 24th), Dave Longstreth has dropped a music video for new song, 'Cool Your Heart', which features guest-vocals from D∆WN.

Watch the 'Cool Your Heart' music video below...

Superfood are clearly taking the old adage 'new year; new you' rather seriously, as they’ve returned as a two-piece (now just Dom Ganderton and Ryan Malcolm) armed to the teeth with a brand new song 'Double Dutch' - which sounds like nothing you’ve ever heard from them before, or expected to ever hear from them, but in the absolute very best way.

THIS IS SO GOOD!

Listen to 'Double Dutch' below...

For those that have been hoping to hear new music from The 1975 sooner rather than later, comes a rather promising rumour in the form of screenshots circulating of a new song called 'By Your Side' allegedly registered to the UMG database.

The band’s manager Jamie Oborne was questioned about the song via Twitter, and did neither confirm nor deny:

Carly Rae Jepsen, Lil Yachty, and Mike Will Made-It have teamed up together to collaborate on a new rendition of Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock’s classic song, 'It Takes Two'.

Declan McKenna covering Beyoncé’s 'Hold Up' is the cover I never knew I wanted, but now can’t imagine living in a world without - i.e. this is a really rather very good cover.

Watch the cover below, as well as some of his own songs from the live session...

P.S. Keep an eye out for our recent interview with Declan out soon!

Maggie Rogers is THE chosen one. Armed with all the magical emotive dance-inspiring earworms of her 'Now That The Light Is Fading' EP (out on February 16th), an upcoming debut TV performance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon, a well in advance sold-out North American headline tour, and a #1 fan in Pharrell Williams, 2017 truly belongs to none other.

German band Milky Chance have announced that they’ll be returning to New Zealand soon to play a show in Auckland at The Powerstation on Wednesday, April 26th, in support of their forthcoming new album, 'Blossom' (out March 17th).

In support of their just released debut album, 'About U', MUNA appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to perform 'Crying On The Bathroom Floor' and a special rendition of 'I Know A Place' - during which they changed the lyrics of the bridge to address the election of Donald Trump, saying "he's not my leader even if he's my president."

Watch both performances below...