I'm determined to start this week off right, so how do you all feel about a little remix "smorgasbord," if you will?

AKA Here is a little sample of some of my FAVORITE remixes right now!

"Something Good Can Work (Ted & Francis Remix)" by Two Door Cinema Club

"Fader (The Knocks Remix ft. Samuel)" by The Temper Trap

"If We Ever Meet Again (Chew Fu Club Remix)" by Timbaland ft. Katy Perry

"Little Secrets (The Filth Remix)" by Passion Pit

"That Tree (The Filth Remix)" by Snoop Dogg ft. Kid CuDi

En-en-en-ENJOY! :)

I heard this little number while shopping in Forever 21 the other day, and I haven't stopped listening to it since.  I don't care who you are or what kind of music you're into, sometimes all you need is a good dance anthem to get your day started right, and Natasha Bedingfield and Chicane's "Bruised Water" is a GREAT dance anthem.

Check out the song below:

Like this song? Follow Natasha Bedingfield on Twitter @NatashaBDNfield, and also remember to follow me on Twitter @IAPConline!

Happy Monday everyone!

OK Go is a band infamous for fun, upbeats songs, as well as for making original/wacky/amazing music videos, and their latest music video for their single "This Too Shall Pass" is NO exception. 

This music video is so insane, I'm still trying to figure out if it was all really done in one shot or if some of it was made using CG effects. 

Check out "This Too Shall Pass" below:

Make sure you follow OK Go on Twitter @okgo and tell them which part was your favorite!

What do you think?  Real or CG??!!

I came across these tunes the other day and they got me in such a good mood I knew I had to put them up for New Music Monday! 

Check out these songs from the Swedish synthpop band, Melody Club:

"Fever Fever"

"Destiny Calling"

**They sound a little bit like Jimmy Eat World, huh?

If you want more Melody Club you can check them out on iTunes as well as at their official website!

HAPPY MONDAY!

So I am officially BACK from Sundance, and man was it an AMAZING trip. If any of you ever have the opportunity to go to Sundance...GO.  It's such a unique experience and it's pretty interesting to see a good portion of LA invade this small little town of Park City, Utah.

Sorry for the lack of posting the past few days, but today's new music post might possibly make up for it.

I came across this awesome band called Bramble playing on the street in the freezing cold at Sundance.  If you like the band Guster then you will love Bramble. 

They have the same raw, organic, feel-good sound as Guster, but with their own unique twist.

Check out a clip of Bramble's street performance below:

If you like the band and want to hear more, check out the official Bramble music site or you can hit up their Myspace page HERE!