Charli XCX has debuted the video for her new single online.

“You’re the One” marks the lead single from the singer/songwriter’s debut EP, "You're the One," out now on IAMSOUND Records.

The project features songwriting contributions from Ariel Rechtshaid, whose credits include "Climax" by Usher [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records] and "Hey There Delilah" by Plain White T's [Buena Vista Music Group / Hollywood / Fearless Records].

XCX recently co-wrote "I Love It" by Swedish duo Icona Pop. The hit single was produced by Hudson Mohawke and Nick Hook, who are also responsible for "Jumangi" by Azealia Banks [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records].

Meanwhile, Rechtshaid is working on additional projects by Sky Ferreira [EMI Music Group / Capitol Records], No Doubt [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records], Solange Knowles [Roc Nation Records] and Major Lazer [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records].

[Watch] Charli XCX - You're the One

Santigold has premiered the video for her new single online.

“The Keepers” marks the third single from the singer/songwriter’s sophomore album, “Master of My Make-Believe,” out now on Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records.

The follow-up to “Disparate Youth” was written by Santi “Santigold” White along with John Graham Hill, whose credits include “Monday Morning” by Christina Aguilera [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], “You Da One” by Rihanna [Universal Music Group / Island Def Jam Recordings] and “Little Too Much” by Natasha Bedingfield [Sony Music Entertainment / Epic Records].

Production duties on “The Keepers” were handled by Greg Kurstin, who is also responsible for hits such as “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” by Pink [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], “Posse” by Kimbra [Warner Bros. Records] and “Dark Side” by Kelly Clarkson [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records].

[Watch] Santigold - The Keepers

Pink has unveiled her new single online.

“Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” marks the lead single from her upcoming as-yet-untitled sixth album, out soon on Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records.

The track was written by Alecia “Pink” Moore along with Greg Kurstin, who previously collaborated with the artist on the Cathy Dennis-assisted “Centerfold” (taken from Pink’s fourth album “I’m Not Dead”).

Kurstin is also known for helming tracks including “What Doesn’t Kill You (Stronger)” by Kelly Clarkson [Sony Music Entertainment / RCA Records], “Rock Me In” by Britney Spears [Sony Music Entertainment / Jive Records] and “Red Lips” by Sky Ferreira [EMI Music Group / Parlophone Records].

[Listen] Pink - Blow Me (One Last Kiss)

Sean Paul has released the video for his new single online.

“Touch the Sky” marks the third single from the Jamaican artist’s fifth album, “Tomahawk Technique,” out now on Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records.

The follow-up to “She Doesn’t Mind” was written by Sean Paul along with Damien “DJ Ammo” Leroy, whose credits include “4^th of July (Fireworks)” by Kelis [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records] and “The Time (Dirty Bit)” by The Black Eyed Peas [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records].

[Watch] Sean Paul - Touch the Sky

Rachel Crow has premiered the video for her new single.

"Mean Girls" marks the lead single from the singer/songwriter's self-titled debut EP, which is due on June 26 via Sony Music Entertainment / Columbia Records.

The track was written by Rachel Crow along with Autumn Rowe (Leona Lewis, Christina Aguilera) and Toby Gad (Alicia Keys, Natasha Bedingfield).

Rowe has previously collaborated with Gad on the track "Inescapable" by Jessica Jarrell featuring Cody Simpson. The songwriting and production duo have also teamed up for the next albums by Kelis [Universal Music Group / Interscope Records] and Sabi [Warner Music Group / Atlantic Records].

[Watch] Rachel Crow - Mean Girls

Keyshia Cole has debuted her new single online.

"Enough of No Love" – which features Lil Wayne – marks the lead single from the R&B singer/songwriter's upcoming fifth album, "Woman to Woman," which is scheduled for release later this year via Universal Music Group / Geffen Records. The track will be available on iTunes and all other digital retailers on July 10.

"Woman to Woman" serves as the follow-up to "Calling All Hearts" and will sport productions and songwriting alliances with Eric Hudson (Chris Brown, Trey Songz), Andre Lyon & Marcello Valenzano (Ashanti, Jazmine Sullivan), Andrew "Pop" Wansel (Nicki Minaj, Elle Varner), Warren "Oak" Felder (Marsha Ambrosius, Chris Brown), Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins (Aaliyah, Janet Jackson), Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis (Mary J. Blige, Estelle Swaray), Sean "Redd Stylez" Fenton (Usher, Kelly Rowland), Carvin Haggins & Ivan Barias (Tamia, Faith Evans), Matthew "Boi-1da" Samuels (Drake, Nicole Scherzinger), Troy Taylor (Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton) and Chauncey "Hit-Boy" Hollis (Brandy, Jennifer Lopez).

[Listen] Keyshia Cole - Enough of No Love (featuring Lil Wayne)

Jessie Ware has debuted the video for her new single online.

"Wildest Moments" will be included on the British singer/songwriter's upcoming debut album, "Devotion," which will be released in the United Kingdom on August 20 via Universal Music Group / Island Records.

The follow-up to "110%" was produced by The Invisible's Dave Okumu and Tom "Kid Harpoon" Hull, whose credits include "Shake It Out" and "Never Let Me Go" by Florence + The Machine. 

[Watch] Jessie Ware - Wildest Moments

Dionne Bromfield has enlisted the songwriting services of Alistair Tennant for her upcoming third album, which is slated for release later this year via Universal Music Group / Island Records.

Tennant has previously co-written tracks including “Young” by Tulisa Contostavlos [Universal Music Group / Island Records], “Go Harder” by JLS [Sony Music Entertainment / Epic Records] and “Suffer for Love” by Mutya Buena [Universal Music Group / Island Records].

He also collaborated with top musicians such as David Guetta, Mich “Cutfather” Hansen, Wayne Hector, Stargate, Jonathan “J.R.” Rotem, Daniel Davidsen, Steve Mac, The Invisible Men, Brian Rawling, Paul Meehan, Michelle Escoffery, Shaznay Lewis, Karl “K-Gee” Gordon and Steve Robson.

Other musicians supporting Bromfield on the still-untitled project and follow-up to “Good for the Soul” are Future Cut: Darren Lewis & Tunde Babalola (Livvi Franc, Bruno Mars), James “Jim Beanz” Washington (Craig David, Nelly Furtado), Ed Drewett (Alexandra Burke, Ruth-Anne Cunningham), Tanya Lacey (The Saturdays, Loick Essien) and Autumn Rowe (Leona Lewis, Jessica Jarrell).

[Watch] Dionne Bromfield - Mama Said

David Guetta has premiered the video for his new single online.

"I Can Only Imagine" – which features Chris Brown & Lil Wayne – marks the sixth single from the French hitmaker's fifth album, "Nothing But The Beat," out now on EMI Music Group / Virgin Records.

The follow-up to "Turn Me On" was written by David Guetta along with Jacob Lutrell (Sia Furler, Jason Derulo), Nasri Atweh of The Messengers (Justin Bieber, Cheryl Cole), Giorgio Tuinfort (Lionel Richie, Whitney Houston) and Frederic Riester (Kelis, Jessie J).

[Watch] David Guetta - I Can Only Imagine (feat Chris Brown & Lil Wayne)

Little Mix have unveiled the official lyric video for their new single online.

"Wings" marks the lead single from the British quartet's upcoming debut album, which is scheduled for release later this year via Simco Limited / Sony Music Entertainment.

The track was co-written by Iain "Sparx" James, whose credits include "Officially Yours" by Craig David [Warner Music Group / Asylum Records],  "World in Our Hands" by Taio Cruz [Universal Music Group / Island Records] and "Read All About It" by Professor Green featuring Emeli Sande [Virgin Records].

Little Mix – consisting of members Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock & Jade Thirlwall – have also enlisted the songwriting and production services of Richard "Biff" Stannard (Paloma Faith, Ellie Goulding), Autumn Rowe (Leona Lewis, Rita Ora), Savan Kotecha (Cher Lloyd, Alexandra Burke) and Andrea Martin (Blu Cantrell, Toni Braxton) for their still-entitled LP.

[Watch] Little Mix - Wings (Lyric Video)