The U.S. version of Duffy's "Mercy" is out. "Mercy" is both a great song and a compelling music video. There are many comparing Duffy to Grammy-winner Amy Winehouse. While there are similarities, Duffy is not a Winehouse rip-off as some are suggesting. She is talented and fun to listen to. The video shows Duffy in a club setting that is appropriate for the "Mercy" song. You can see the video here and you can find Duffy's website here.
Teyana Taylor has a new music video out for her hip-hop song "Google Me." You knew eventually someone was going to incorporate the concept of using Google to find information about people into a song. Teyana sings, "So if you looking for me go and pull it up. Cause I'm a celebrity. Go head and google me." You can watch the official video here. Teyana Taylor has a MySpace page and an official website.
Britney Spears is back in an animated form that doesn't look as much like her as it could have. The "Break the Ice" song is good and the music video is cool but it falls short of the more exciting Toxic song and Toxic movie video. The video can be found on the www.blackoutball.com website where you have to enter the two passwords (see the images) to get in. There is a live chatroom and the video on blackoutball.com once you enter the two passwords. You can also see the video here on MySpace and here on YouTube.com.
Jewel Kilcher has a new music video out for her song "Strong Woman." This is another catchy song from Jewel. It's more country sounding then we are used to from her but in a good way. She sings about leaving a man who only seems to be interested in her when he is feeling frisky or wants something cleaned. The video was shot in Nashville. You can watch the video premiere here on PerezHilton.com. There are few music files for some more new Jewel songs on Jewel's official website. Jewel's also giving away the guitar she used in the video on her website.
This new trippy video from Gnarls Barkley featuring Justin Timberlake hosting an insane dance party may cause some people to have seizures. Others may have to temporarily look away. MTV will not show the video but that isn't something that is going to hurt the video's popularity. That kind of banning will just make people curious. The video for Gnarls new song "Run" is unforgiving in its use of strobes and optical illusions. "Run" is the first/single from Gnarls Barkley's April 2008 album, The Odd Couple. You can see the video here.
Mariah Carey has a hot new single out called "Touch My Body." The video shows a computer nerd coming to fix Mariah's computer. The nerd is shocked to see Mariah Carey answer the door. Once inside Mariah tells the nerd to keep what happens a secret and that she better not see a video posted later on YouTube. They then proceed to play nerdish type games. You can see the video here.
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