SINGLE REVIEW: RICKI-LEE'S BANGING 'COME AND GET IN TROUBLE WITH ME'

Cotton On Body's latest ambassador Ricki-Lee today releases her brand new single 'Come and Get in Trouble With Me', the lead from her upcoming fourth studio album.

"Running all the red lights / Skinny-dip at sunrise / Racing to the finish line" the tracks opens, straight into a full-on banging production of heavy club beats intertwined with saucy pop lyrics. "Gets me so hot, burn it up / I don't give a fuck / Wanna take it off and dance in the street" oozes the 'Burn It Down' singer.

'Come and Get...' is a great return to the musical spotlight, after the star delivered her most successful album to date, 'Fear & Freedom' in 2012. The LP contained the platinum-selling hits 'Raining Diamonds' and 'Do It Like That' (the latter coming in at #9 on our Top Singles of 2012).

Take a listen below!

'Come and Get in Trouble With Me' is out now [iTunes]

4.25 / 5

SINGLE REVIEW: THE SATURDAYS AND THE ACTUALLY-QUITE-GOOD SINGLE 'DISCO LOVE'

After thinking there was no coming back from the diabolical mess that was 'Gentleman' (let us never speak of it again), British outfit The Saturdays have premiered their latest single 'Disco Love' - and it's actually quite good.

The track, which was produced by StopWaitGo, is a retro musical affair -as the title may suggest- citing references to disco legends Donna Summer, the Bee Gees and Britney Spears (? - ok, so she's not so much disco...).

Putting the disco references aside, 'Disco Love' is really, quite something. We might even say amazing. It contains a good beat, catchy chorus (that "baby, baby, baby" hook is undeniable) and doesn't sound like shit - BONUS.

Take a listen to the track below... thoughts?

'Disco Love' will be released 6 October (UK).

4.25 / 5

SINGLE REVIEW: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE PREMIERES HOT NEW SINGLE 'TAKE BACK THE NIGHT'

Hot off the press - 'SexyBack' crooner Justin Timberlake has premiered 'Take Back The Night', the lead single from 'The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2'.

Channelling his inner Michael Jackson, Timberlake launches into the number full of soul and funky disco. It's as if Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' has given the 32 year-old the inspiration and life we all expected to hear for the initial release of 'The 20/20 Experience' back in March.

Whilst lyrically the track is pretty mediocre ("Tonight the night’s, come on surrender / I won’t lead your love astray / Your love’s a weapon / Give your body some direction"), it's the song's melody and groove that captivates the audience - and it does so upon first listen. As another track produced by bestie Timbaland, it certainly stands out as some of JT's best material.

'The 20/20 Experience' (volume one) was a bit hit 'n' miss for us, so we're hoping that volume two will get on vibe of 'TBTN' and thrill us just that little bit more. If it does, it will certainly be up there as one of our favourite albums of the year.

'Take Back The Night' is out now [iTunes]

4/5

SINGLE REVIEW: NATALIA KILLS RETURNS WITH THE RAW AND EMOTIONAL 'SATURDAY NIGHT'

British synth-pop chanteuse Natalia Kills has delivered yet another solid track with the release of her latest single 'Saturday Night,' the second single lifted from her upcoming sophomore album 'Trouble.'

Revealing some pretty raw and emotional lyrics, the Cherrytree Records star delves into a dark history filled with abuse, torment and betrayal. Either it's a honest reflection of the 26 year-old's youth or she's a great storyteller - maybe both.

"I promise I’ll be the one you want / Don’t tell me I’m unfixable / You don’t know what it’s like to be seventeen with no place to go" - the 'Wonderland' singer begs with agony in he voice, stronger than we've ever heard her before.

Kills has always been a favourite of ours - her 2011 'Perfectionist' album was critically underrated - but if 'Saturday Night' is a preview of her upcoming album release, we're more than excited to see what the future holds for the talented lass.

'Saturday Night' is out now [iTunes]

4.5 / 5