[FRESH RELEASE] JENNIFER LOPEZ FEAT. LIL WAYNE "I'M INTO YOU"

Whilst Jennifer Lopez enjoys the success of On The Floor as it sits pretty at #1 in over ten countries worldwide, including Australia and the UK, we're treated with a new release - her latest single, the Taio Cruz penned track, I'm Into You. Featuring Lil Wayne (ugh), the track is the third official single to be released off the Love? album which is released globally in the coming weeks.

As you may have guessed from my "ugh" comment above, the inclusion of Lil Wayne is far from necessary if you ask me. And, unfortunately I'm Into You is nothing like the RedOne produced On The Floor either. On saying that however, it's still a good tune. Locally it was released to Australian radio this week - so expect to hear more of it soon.

The video is being filmed as we speak, but for now, enjoy the audio below.

Side note: whilst the official track list for Love? is yet to be released, some of the recorded tracks floating around the 'net are written/produced by the likes of Wynter Gordon, Lady Gaga, Pharrell, Jean Baptiste, and Darkchild. OMG.

On The Floor and I'm Into You are both available digitally today [ITUNES]

SERIOUSLY UNDERRATED STARS #79 - KELIS

Yes, seriously.

Over the last few years Kelis has had her share of ups-and-downs in the music world, you'd agree. Everyone remembers her hot debut Caught Out There (off her album Kaleidoscope) and her mega smash hit Milkshake (off her album Tasty); but sadly, Kelis seems to be forgotten in some places on this earth with her recent delivery - the Flesh Tone album.

Don't get me wrong, we love Kelis' earlier stuff. Caught Out There was an anthem for a whole range of genres with the "I hate you so much right now" lyrics being screamed from a variety of gay boys and indie-pop junkies alike.

The same with Milkshake - it was heard on the lips of anyone and everyone who wanted you to know that they brought their milkshake to the yard. I know I certainly brought mine, hell yeah.

But let's talk Flesh Tone. Written and produced by David Guetta with help from Benny Benassi, Tocadisco, Jean Baptiste and Boys Noize; you'd wonder what could possible go wrong. Apparently, a lot!

Acapella was released as the lead single. It is full of Guetta's signature thumpin' beats; Kelis' rough, sexy vocals; fit with one of the hottest videos of this decade. For me, it's one of the best songs of this year - easily top 5. Chart performance? Meh. It barely touched the sides, apart from the UK where it reached the top 5.

I'm talking about what should have been a mega smash here people! What's wrong with the world - THIS SONG IS AMAZING.

Anyway.

Acapella was followed with 4th of July (Fireworks), and as of now, Scream. Both are great tracks, however the "rumoured" forth single, Brave, is what I'm waiting for.

Short summary - the album is an ass-moving, leg-shaking, heart-thumping, smile-making must for anyone wanting to pump more than Shania Twain when they're running around vacuuming half naked (it works for me anyway). Do yourselves a favour and buy it.

You can watch the video for Scream below. And, if you're really up for it, it also comes in a 3D version on Kelis' VEVO page on YouTube.

Enjoy my people. Much love.