Lyrica Anderson is out with the video for her new single “Love Me,” taken from the singer/songwriter’s upcoming as-yet-untitled debut album on Mosley Music Group / Interscope Records. Watch it via YouTube below.

[Watch] Lyrica Anderson - Love Me

Sky Ferreira christened “Red Lips” as the lead single from her upcoming debut album, “Wild at Heart,” which is due later this year via Capitol Records.

The track was co-written by Shirley Manson and produced by Greg Kurstin, who previously teamed with Ferreira on the Billy Steinberg-penned “Sex Rules” and the Nicole Morier-assisted “99 Tears.”

A new song by Ester Dean has hit the net on Tuesday (February 21^st, 2012).

“Gimme Money,” featuring Nicki Minaj, is slotted for inclusion on the singer/songwriter’s upcoming as-yet-untitled debut album on Interscope Records.

The track was helmed by Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel Storleer Eriksen of Norwegian production duo Stargate, who are also responsible for “Talk That Talk” by Rihanna featuring Jay-Z [Island Def Jam Recordings] and “Got to Luv U” by Sean Paul featuring Alexis Jordan [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records].

SWV are out with the video for their new single.

“Co-Sign” is slotted for inclusion on the R&B trio’s upcoming album, “I Missed Us,” which is due on April 1^st via Entertainment One Music / Koch Records.

The track was produced by Cannon Lamb, who’s also responsible for “Everything to Me” by Monica [J Records], “Marliyn Monroe” by Brianna Perry [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records] and “Countdown” by Beyonce Knowles [Parkwood Entertainment / Columbia Records].

[Watch] SWV - Co-Sign

R&B crooner Tank has set a release date for his new album.

“This Is How I Feel” is scheduled to hit the stores on May 8^th via Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records.

The follow-up to “Now or Never” is preceded by lead singles “Next Breath,” “Underrated” and “Compliments,” featuring Kris Stephens.

Album contributors include Orange Factory: Jeremy Skaller & Robert Larow (Jay Sean, Priyanka Chopra), Eric Hudson (Mary J. Blige, Christina Milian), Amber “Se7en” Streeter (Chris Brown, Justin Bieber), Christopher “C4” Umana (Sammie, Kelly Rowland), Lonny Bereal (Jamie Foxx, LeToya Luckett), Kevin “K-Mac” McCall (Wynter Gordon, Joe Jonas) and Tyler “T-Minus” Williams (Diggy Simmons, Bei Maejor).

Nikeshia Briscoe unveiled a new track on Tuesday (February 21^st, 2012).

“Control,” featuring Tyga, is slotted for inclusion on the singer/songwriter’s mixtape “UltraVoilet.”

Briscoe previously co-wrote hits such as “Womanizer” by Britney Spears [Jive Records], “Lose Control” by Timbaland featuring Jojo [Mosley Music Group / Interscope Records] and “Oh-Oh, Yeah-Yea” by Keyshia Cole [Geffen Records].

As a songwriter, she crafted new material with Danish hitmaker Carsten “Soulshock” Schack for Leona Lewis’ upcoming album on Syco Music / RCA Records, “Glassheart.”

[Listen] K. Briscoe - Control (featuring Tyga)

Santigold unveiled a new track on Monday (February 20^th, 2012).

“Disparate Youth” is slotted for inclusion on the singer/songwriter’s upcoming sophomore album, “Master of My Make-Believe,” which is due later this year via Warner Music Group / Downtown Records.

As previously reported, the follow-up to “Santogold” will boast productions from Greg Kurstin (Sky Ferreira, Britney Spears) and Dave “Switch” Taylor (Beyonce Knowles, Christina Aguilera).

[Listen] Santigold - Disparate Youth

British singer/songwriter Tulisa Contostavlos unveiled track titles from her upcoming debut album.

“Bitch on Heels,” “I Don’t Give a Fuck,” “We’re Young” and “Get Me Outta Here” are slotted for inclusion on the still-untitled project, which is due on May 7^th Island Records.

Album contributors include Carsten “Soulshock” Schack (Wynter Gordon, Remi Nicole), Ina Wroldsen (Alexis Jordan, Britney Spears), Toby Gad (Natasha Bedingfield, Demi Lovato), Jean Baptiste (Rihanna, Chris Brown) and Timothy “Labrinth” McKenzie (Emeli Sande, Ms. Dynamite).

Actor-turned-singer Priyanka Chopra enlisted the production services of Swedish House Mafia for her upcoming debut album on DesiHits / Interscope Records.

The house music group – consisting of members Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso – are collectively responsible for hits such as “Cupid Boy” by Kylie Minogue [Parlophone Records], “Buy My Love” by Wynter Gordon [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records] and “Shotcaller” by Taio Cruz [Island / Mercury Records].

Other contributors on the still-untitled project include Orange Factory: Jeremy “JRemy” Skaller & Robert “Bobby Bass” Larow (Jay Sean, Leona Lewis), Sam Watters (Alexandra Burke, The Saturdays), Amber “Se7en” Streeter (Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland), Michael Busbee (Alesha Dixon, Toni Braxton), Olivia “Livvi Franc” Waithe (Cheryl Cole, Jordin Sparks), Fernando Garibay (Wynter Gordon, LeToya Luckett) and Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins (Nelly Furtado, Britney Spears).

Ester Dean is featured on the upcoming motion picture soundtrack "Dr. Seus' The Lorax," which is due on February 28^th via Universal Music Group / Interscope Records.

"Let It Grow (Celebrate the World)" was produced by Christopher "Tricky" Stewart, who previously teamed up with the singer/songwriter on Kelly Rowland's "I'm Dat Chick" [Universal Republic / Motown Records] and Mya's "Ridin'" [Universal Motown Records].

As previously reported, Dean is currently working on her debut album with Interscope Records. The still-untitled project is confirmed to sport alliances from Stargate: Tor Erik Hermansen & Mikkel Storleer Eriksen (Beyonce Knowles, Janet Jackson), Traci Hale (Rihanna, Blu Cantrell) and Chauncey "Hit-Boy" Hollis (Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige).

Fans of Dean's songwriting should keep an eye on the next projects by No Doubt [Interscope Records], Keyshia Cole [Geffen Records], Monica [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], Pia Toscano [Interscope Records], Alexis Jordan [Roc Nation / Columbia Records], Brandy [RCA / Chameleon Records], Nicki Minaj [Cash Money / Universal Republic Records], Rita Ora [Roc Nation / Columbia Records] and Neon Hitch [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records].