The Saturdays launch range of Magnetised Nail Lacquer!

Right now we're absolutely loving these new promo shots of The Saturdays rocking their cool range of nail lacquer! Gorgeous, right?

Released in conjunction with FashionistA, each Saturday girl has their own colour of the polish - Frankie's is Notorious Silver and Mollie's is Purple Me Up!

We can't wait to hear more about this exciting new range!

(Video) Six D - Best Damn Night

Last week we featured Six D's brilliant 2 Seconds on the blog, and today we have the flip side - Best Damn Night. Those that saw the group on The Saturdays tour will already be familiar with the hyper-catchy dance track that shows the band off to their glorious pop best.

One thing I really love about the video is that the camera visibly shakes with every throb of that relentless bassline - everything about this song feels propelled by its immense momentum, sweeping you away in an onslaught of youthful energy.

As it is, 2 Seconds and Best Damn Night serve to highlight the two very different but equally effective sides of Six D's sound - and if one of them doesn't hook you, the other sure as hell will.

Best Damn Night is released on the 24th July.

(Single Cover) - Parade - Perfume

We don't need to tell you how amazingly gorgeous and wonderful the Parade girls are because, quite frankly, it's bloomin' obvious. But if you needed more proof, just take a look at the cover art for their new single Perfume.

WOW!

It looks fantastic. I just love the styling going on with the girls at the moment, they really bring something completely different to the table, and their outfits really reflect each of the girls' personalities too. Above all, everything feels fun and lively - which is everything Parade are as a band.

I'm a big fan of them using yellow for the text too - Yellow = A Very Summery Colour.

(Also, if you've got very good eyesight, have a look at Jessica - is that the same belt and glasses Mollie from The Saturdays wears in their Notorious video?)

Perfume is released on the 20th June.

New releases round-up - 23rd May 2011

Lady Gaga - Born This Way

The third (or is that second??) album from the global chart-topper. We've all seen the risque reaction-baiting videos and heard her anthems for self-acceptance, now get hold of a whole album of the stuff with Lady Gaga's long awaited Born This Way. And yes, if you purchase this, you too can become a strange person/bike hybrid.

The Pierces - Glorious

The third in a series of absolutely stunning singles, the Alabama sisters (with a little help from Coldplay's Guy Berryman) are back with their joyous new track Glorious. Expect breathtaking Abba-esque vocal harmonies mixed with soulful country-tinged pop. And all this with a good dose of lurid 70s psychadelica.

The Saturdays - Notorious

The UK's hottest girl group are back and they've got their sights firmly set on the top spot with this infectious club anthem. Vocodered boasts of being a 'gangster on the dancefloor' back up a sizzling bassline that seems ready-made to knock back shots to.

Starlings - Sirens

One of our favourite new bands at the moment, Starlings represent a chic, streamlined return to the heights of the 80s New Wave sound. Anthemic choruses and glossy synth rushes inject new single Sirens with a real punch that serves as a fitting introduction to this brilliant Sheffield outfit.

Tinchy Stryder feat. Dappy - Spaceship

Pixie Lott, Holly Willoughby, 'Rochelle from The Saturdays'; all get a cheeky name-check in Tinchy's new track Spaceship. Pop culture references are always a winning point with me and in terms of giving Miss Pixie a mention, this ranks up there with Professor Green's Monster - we assume she's still drinking Lotts of milk...

The first single from his fourth album, Spaceship sees a return to the rougher intensity of Tinchy's early material like Stryderman; somewhat refreshing after the glossyness of tracks like Let It Rain. At any rate, the record is a fitting tribute to the rapper's success, with Dappy from N-Dubz adding a frenetic burst of speed to the song with his lightning-quick raps.

The track feels suitably in line with the sci-fi themes its title invokes, robotic march-like beats banging out a mechanistic, club-ready stomp. Packed with the confidence of two artists who know they've made it, the song's hooky chants ripple with natural swagger.

Spaceship is released on 12th June.